Today, I decided to visit Tupper Hall. Tupper Hall holds offices, laboratories, and animal holding facilities for departments of Medicine and Epidemiology and Surgical and Radiological Sciences.
It took me a while to get to the building, mainly because this blue sign. I had to park at a distance, lock up my bike, and walk to the hall.
I made it to the hall eventually and found out that it was named after some guy named C. John Tupper, who, apparently, was the founding dean of the School of Medicine.
The building itself is pretty cool. It's sort of sunken into the ground and is all glass and concrete.
It was a weekend when I visited this building, so, once again, the building was all locked up. I wasn't sure if it was closed, though, because all the lights in the building were on and I was pretty sure I saw someone leave the building while I was there.
There were these suspicious pipes right by the door, and I was even more suspicious because normally, you don't put the pipes with the big red warning tags in places where people usually go, like through the door.
Anyway, I took a picture of myself in front of the building, and, as you can see, happy me has returned for a sequel. Let's see how long happy me can stick around.
I also found a sort of a bicycle graveyard. It was just a bunch of bikes, but none of them were parked normal. This one was popping an eternal wheelie. Another one was lying on the ground, and there was a third one that was upside down for some reason.
