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Environmental Education, Science & Technology Buiding (edit)
Revision as of 15:02, 25 February 2021
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The building immediately north of [[McConnell Hall]]. A relatively new building for UNT, it has a spacious interior and a generally welcoming environment. The building is primarily used for classes in the environmental sciences, but many other types of classes are also held here. TAMS students consider this building a great place to have classes, due to its proximity to McConnell and its spaciousness—especially when compared to the likes of, say, the Language Building.
{{Infobox Building|building-type=Academic Building|walking-time-from-mcconnell=1-2 minutes|study-environment=Noisy, rather few open seats or tables|abbrev=}}
Common classes taken here include Calculus courses and Chemistry.
=== The Roof ===
Whether or not the roof of this hall can be accessed directly is shrouded in mystery. However, there have been rumours that one can access the roof through a clever maneuvering through a staircase. However, one should be wary that these rumors state that the roof sags when stepped upon, leading to a generally creepy feeling on the top. However, these rumors cannot be substantiated for the purpose of this article, and good children wouldn't consider such a treacherous notion as climbing to the roof of a UNT building.
{{Infobox Building|building-type=Academic Building|walking-time-from-mcconnell=1-2 minutes|study-environment=Noisy, rather few open seats or tables|abbrev=}}
Common classes taken here include Calculus courses and Chemistry.
=== The Roof ===
Whether or not the roof of this hall can be accessed directly is shrouded in mystery. However, there have been rumours that one can access the roof through a clever maneuvering through a staircase. However, one should be wary that these rumors state that the roof sags when stepped upon, leading to a generally creepy feeling on the top. However, these rumors cannot be substantiated for the purpose of this article, and good children wouldn't consider such a treacherous notion as climbing to the roof of a UNT building.