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  In addition to the directions given in the previous message, here are some more
(Also found at <A HREF="http://www.ug.cs.dal.ca/pub/chase-dir/dir-msg.html">the
UG.CS Web Server</A>.  With a map that I drew in xfig.  Yes, I know I am not an artist.)

Elizabeth MacLellan (maclelle@tuns.ca) writes:
> Chris,
>   I was wondering if you would be able to give me directions to Colloquim 
> Room via University Ave.  Sorry about this but I only know the main 
> streets in Halifax yet.  I would really appriciate it.  
> 
> Thanks,
> Liz
> 		~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> 		  Elizabeth MacLellan 
> 	  	  maclelle@tuns.ca 
>            	  3rd Year CS Society Rep.
> 		  The School of Computer Science	
> 	          Technical University of Nova Scotia 
> 		  96-97 TUNS S.U. VP Internal/External Affairs   
> 		~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> 		   "Without a struggle -- there is no progress"
> 		     		        - Franklin Douglas
> 
> 
> 

  Hello!  Certainly.  There are two ways that I can direct this:

a) (from downtown) University Ave to LeMarchant, at LeMarchant, turn
   right, up the hill.  The first street you come to is Coburg.  Turn left
   and continue along there past Howe Hall to the break in the wall.  From 
   there it is as I described it, diagonally across the parking lot if on foot,
   if in a car, in through the gates, with King's University on the right and 
   the Dunn on the left, to the intersection, and left into the parking lot.
   Driving between the Chase (Math) and the Dunn (Physics).

     (When you come to Coburg on LeMarchant, the pharmacy I mentioned is diagonal 
   across the intersection.)

b) Straight up Spring Garden Road, past Robie (where it turns into Coburg) 
  straight along until the area that I just described.

c) Along University, straight onto the Dal Campus, when you come to Arts and
  Administration Bldg (like a wall, you can't go straight anymore :->) 
  turn right and walk straight.  There will be stairs, walkways, little
  jogs, and it might be a good idea to turn right at the walkway  
  going left and right instead of straight into the side of the Chase building, 
  as I would expect the grass to be a getting sort of muddy these days, and there is 
  no door in that side of the building.  :->


Once you have entered the Chase building, there are stairs up to the top floor.
(Or you can take the elevator, if a two story climb doesn't feel fun.)
Take them, well, to the top floor.  There will be a door at the top 
of the stairs.  Go through that and walk straight ahead.  There is a wall
straight in front of you, behind which is the room, so pick the door on the left
or the door on the right.

  I am in the process of drawing a map to be found on 

http://www.ug.cs.dal.ca/map-to-chase.ps

or off the the UG homepage.  (I might manage to make it into a GIF too, 
if I can find the appropriate untility.)




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 -Chris Maxwell, Chase Bldg, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada
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 -Chris Maxwell, Chase Bldg, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada
        [ maxwell@ug.cs.dal.ca / maxwell@holly.cs.dal.ca  ]
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"Rise up and throw down your oppressed!"   | not think as I Do.