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Re: CS/Math Student Meeting about merger: Sunday

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From: Kirk Brown
Date: Sat, 30 Mar 1996 00:00
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Let's simplify this a little:

Find the large parking lot, and enter the small building with the balcony.

kirk

Chris Maxwell (maxwell@ug.cs.dal.ca) wrote:
:   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.)




: -- 
:  -Chris Maxwell, Chase Bldg, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada
:         [ maxwell@ug.cs.dal.ca / maxwell@holly.cs.dal.ca  ]
: <HREF=http://www.ug.cs.dal.ca/~maxwell/maxwell.html>| My employers might 
: "Rise up and throw down your oppressed!"   | not think as I Do.




: --
:  -Chris Maxwell, Chase Bldg, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada
:         [ maxwell@ug.cs.dal.ca / maxwell@holly.cs.dal.ca  ]
: <HREF=http://www.ug.cs.dal.ca/~maxwell/maxwell.html>| My employers might 
: "Rise up and throw down your oppressed!"   | not think as I Do.
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From: brown@ug.cs.dal.ca (Kirk Brown)
Subject: Re: CS/Math Student Meeting about merger: Sunday
Date: 1996/03/30
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