OK I give up.
Actually Muftafa's comment reminded me of a recent development that I had let slip by ... and so I'll use Map that Campus as an excuse to post it and to collect your thoughts on the new project. Here it is:
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Leave your answers or general thoughts on the whole endeavour in the comments section. I'll post more about the project this weekend.
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Well you guys have been pretty good at guessing the mystery campus. But in addition I'd like you to tell me the answer to the riddle/hint. (Last week no one really explained what the first part of the riddle meant - even after Bil posted an additional hint in the comment section.)
So here is this…
Well lets see where are budding endeavour has gone. 4 Scienceblog bloggers are heading this joint project. So far we have collected a measily 4 entries, a ton of comments/emails from disgruntled scientists, and a rusty can openner.
My favorite comment (so far) comes from a lab blog (Wow! I didn't…
An easy one this week:
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What could it be? Leave your answers in the comment section. I'll confirm any correct answer over the weekend.
OK here is this weeks aerial photo:
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and the hint:
Where we came from
(But our cousin was found in a cardboard box)
As usual leave your guesses in the comment section (or if you don't want to ruin it for others email me, I'll post emailed answers over the weekend) .
University of Phoenix? Oh, sorry, wrong picture.
Probably the future campus of the Dark Side on the wrong coast, which once was the pet project of a past president.
Right?
Very pretty, but I'm partial to another university just past the riverbend.
Is that the Charles river? Could it be a rendering of the future Harvard Tech Campus?
BTW - What's up with having a baseball field with no stands or backstop? The artist that rendered this needs to be slapped upside the head!
Looks devoid of personality. I'd hate to work there, when I could be over on Divinity Ave.
Ben M, you're one week late.
J-Dog, I'll kinda give it to ya this week. It's the future Harvard Allston Campus.
At first it looked like the public health division would move there along with a handful of basic science departments. It now looks like they want to move all the basic biological research there. Thankfully, I'll be out of here before that chaos begins.
That's the Emerald City! Hey, Dorothy, let's go to visit the wizard.