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Academic Buildings: Gambrell and Humanities

Gambrell and Humanities are right next to each other and have a lot of foot traffic in and around them. Humanities also has a Starbucks that takes meal plan money! I've had english, history of film and media studies, and spanish class in these two buildings so I spend a lot of time in the area.

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It's really common for classes or so many classrooms in this building. There's Electoral, having English class there at my film media studies class, there now. It's just it's a pretty building on the outside's pretty on the inside. There's a bunch of places that you can eat they sit outside of. It was really like, So you're next, Okay, first off, I want to show you all this clip really quickly. These people literally to standing and saying Good luck for finals, just got a bridge. She's got a really pretty, you know, design right there. It's just like this big rectangular building of the bunch of offices and classrooms. Got some benches to jail if you're like, early to class. Then next to it is humanity is with this Starbucks underneath. Let me tell you, I'll go to that Starbucks all the time. So there's really no reason not to go, especially from early to my humanities class. You know, that I have in this building, which is Spanish. So I think if you take any language, you're probably gonna have it in this humanities class in building.