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I have arranged to meet a colleague for coffee and cell biology tomorrow morning. She works in Zoology.
She says the "zoology (biology) building, A08, is in Science Road".

So I go along to the University's map page, and click on 'Z' for Zoology. Nothing found. OK then, 'B' for Biology. Something there, but not what I want. Search for the building code, and find that I actually want the Heydon-Laurence Building.

Well that was bloody obvious, wasn't it?

Update: I omitted to meet in that first sentence. Although the thought of arranging a colleague is not without attraction, in certain cases.

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