USC's building that looks like an eighth note

16. BMH – Booth Music Hall, shaped like an eighth note, is one of the buildings of USC’s Flora
Thorton School of Music. The Music is USC’s oldest professional school, and consistently ranks
among the top national music schools and conservatories. The school maintains more than 17
performing ensembles, and is the leading producer of live music performance in Southern
California

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ok, so the SC trivia quizzes are getting kind of lame. i'm a sophomore. i'm a creative writing major. the best place to study on campus is the little library in the basement of marks hall. the best shake at ground zero used to be called 'kim's burnt vagina' before the administration made them change the name. campus's greatest danger is either the pizza at EVK or a morning lecture in one of the auditoriums in SGM. when you go up to hoose library on the top floor of mudd hall, you feel like there's learning seeping into you from the walls. the courtyard of the gerontology building is the prettiest place on campus other than maybe the entrance to doheny. yes, the music building is actually shaped like an eighth note. it's very hard to swim in the reflecting pool in front of Leavey, but you can do the elementary backstroke if you try hard enough.

and if none of that convinces you,

no where else in the world have i ever heard of a currency commonly referred to as 'discresh'.

Fight On, SC!

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