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West Central Campus Unleaded Firm Security Tower, Student Union, Speaker's Plaza Below the spacious Caffetorium's lid, but never in it's shadow, the Speaker's Plaza is the most often reviewed portion of the campus - for political reasons. The Security Building is a marvel to look at - but don't get caught looking for too long. Certain visiting dignitaries remain in this building, and lots of Unmarked Helicopters come and go from its helipad. |
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Unleaded Firm Security Tower Small and somewhat unassuming on the outside, the Security tower is exactly as secure as its name implies. Rising six stories of glass and steel, topped with a helicopter pad. There are cameras facing all directions (and some you don't want to know about) spaced over the entire exterior. But don't worry. The films made from them aren't being used for blackmail unless it's for the good of the school. The first floor is office space for the Unleaded Firm's personnel, floors two and three are residential/research areas for the Constructs living on campus who are not already in the Math or Physical Sciences departments rosters. Floors four and up are classified. One thing: do you see that curved line? That's the... oh - sorry. That's classified too. Sorry. Move along. |
Student Union Building A meeting place for the Associated Student Body, will bulletin boards, computers for general use, and pleasant lounging spaces. This building is one story tall, filled with nick-nacks, and is painted (frequently repainted) in the school colors. |
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Speaker's Plaza Built in cement with beautiful planters lining each step, the Plaza has a soapbox stand area and an amphitheater feel to it, though it's not all that large. Each step is a yard or so wide, and comfortably seats 100 to 120 students a piece, and cushions are available at the nearby Library Store. Loudspeakers are available as well, for a nominal charge. Meetings may be arranged here in advance, parties are often held here, and political rallies (local ASB as well as National lobbies) are frequent. |
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