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Vancouver’s weather has gotten really nice the past few days, and luckily it looks like the weekend won’t disappoint. I say luckily because most days I barely notice, since neither my office nor either of the wet lab or optics lab have any windows to the outside world. The optics lab I can appreciate—errant laser beams hitting people outside of the lab probably wouldn’t be a good thing, as unlikely as it would be, but the office and wet lab being closed concrete boxes really does a number on the mental health.
Since just about every faculty member has a nice office with a window or two, this poll is for students. Does your office or any of your labs have windows?
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