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| The Alma Mater of the University
of Havana, patterned after that of Columbia University. Walk past the columns
into the main quad. On the other side of the quad is... |
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...the library, built when
Ernest Hemingway gave his Nobel Prize award to the University. Hemingway,
you might well guess, is a hero in Cuba. |
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| This science building is to
the left of the quad. Notice that inside the columns is an atrium. |
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This is the atrium of the science
building. Yes, I could definitely work in these surroundings. |
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| A study hall. Look like typical
students to me. |
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The Historian of the University
ringing the bell in the main auditorium. This bell may only be rung by
him, and only to salute honored guests. I saw him honor the president of
Colombia in '98. |
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| I encountered this interesting
piece in the science building. |
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Another work of art in the
science building. |
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