<p>As we all know, the campus has tons of grassy areas to sit on or frolick around. Which grassy area is your favorite?</p>
<p>Personally the like that hill of grass on the west side of Wheeler facing Durant Hall.</p>
<p>4.0 hill where I can sit and look at the Faculty Club art deco lantern on the right, the Campanile looking up, a cool female statue in front of me, Strawberry Creek and that statue of that coach (Pappy something name) on my left. Very peaceful and reeking in history.</p>
<p>I like the area next to VLSB, by strawberry creek.</p>
<p>^ parts of that area I avoid because it tends to be squishy mud!</p>
<p>the bench amidst the forest like area south of 4.0 hill... i forget what its called... but it has the creek running through and the statue of the football coach or w.e it is (I forget).</p>
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Pappy something name
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<p>Pappy Waldorf! <em>Sigh</em> </p>
<p>I've never heard it called 4.0 hill...I've heard of 4.0 ball. The glade is formally called Faculty Glade.</p>
<p>The small lawns outside Sproul Hall...I absolutely love seeing all the hustle and bustle of clubs, students, and faculty while enjoying my standard GBC lunch in the sun!</p>
<p>Since I live in Foothill, and never venture past Evans (yay for CS), I'd have to say the new patch in Hearst Mining Circle. I think it'll look even better once the fountain gets going.</p>
<p>not really a grassy area, but area west of the campanile</p>
<p>The new patch in Hearst Mining eh? ewww, remember that strong cow dung smell last semester just before they lay the grass? I ain't gonna sit on there fo sho.....</p>
<p>I dont recall the cow dung smell...</p>
<p>I do it was horrible for a few days having discussion in Evans....the whole building reaked.....but now the grass is probably fine to sit on. I like siting on the patch in front of the chancellors house....makes me feel VIP!</p>
<p>The whole area between the Music Library and Wurster Hall (best building on campus).</p>