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I might be wrong, but I second the opinion that this is part of the stacks and reading room of the library just off the center courtyard. My father taught here from '62-'72 and I spent many an hour in the room. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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even i'm at a loss for words....
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There were no drugs ingested here, it was part of the college president's office suite.
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it looks like the remnants of an old clown doll head.
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It sucks to see such great ironwork go to waste.
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Irooooony.
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This is truly a disturbing photo. Just like everyone else I to wonder how this poor cat died. For his sake I hope it was not a painful death but by the look on his face I doubt it. There are truly some sick people in this world though and I hope he was not a part of someones sick joke!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Everyone needs an emergency box.
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Motts, whats on the floor? Is that carpeting or just dirt?
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It's a soap dispenser !
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-sigh-

I can look at these at my dads house and be fine, look at them at home, and i get freaked out >.<

and that room still had all that stuff in it? Again, someone left and intended to come back?
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Wonder what caused that blue glow.

and of course, the mandatory lone wheelchair.
there's always one somewhere in an abandoned mental health facility!
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If this is two photos you merged or layered.. you did a phenom. job. Damn.
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Seems common for cats to die in these places...
But i've never seen a cat in such a position of agony, dead or alive!
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Yeah. When clothing is left behind, it's like they expected to come back to it, and just never did.

Good shot =]