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"facilitate cooperation of disciplines across campus."
140 million dollars so people can bump into each other in the hall. Progress in research is not a result of
construction projects but by human endeavor. Was Einstein's work the result of his exposure to the architecture of the Swiss patent office?
The golf course is just 9 holes, not 18 as written. Just count them.
Does it really matter how many holes there are? A round of gold is 18 holes, therefore most golf courses have 18 holes. I'm sure the reporter was a little bit more concerned about the $15 million donation than how many holes the golf course has. It was a simple mistake. Stop being so critical.
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