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Jai walks you over the Randy Pausch Bridge!

Randy Pausch was a famous professor who connected the schools of arts and sciences here at CMU. When he passed away they build this bridge to recognize his work, the bridge connecting the two buildings science and humanities departments.

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So this bridge were on was actually made for someone called Randy Pausch. Granny Bash was a famous professor, Carnegie Mellon, and he worked on synthesizing, I think the intel as being the art in the sciences. He passed away due to pancreatic cancer and the soup commemorate him. We actually pulled this bridge, and we call it the Randy Polish Bridge. It's actually a little connection between, uh, the pronoun center of the art of drama school and the gates and computer science and fun fact. You could actually take a class at CMU on Designed the lighting. These bridges, for one full financial thinks it's really, really cool.