Living in Ithaca without a car, I have to walk from my home to classes at Cornell. It usually take me 40 minutes. Cornell is recognized as one of the most beautiful campuses in the US. During walking, I often see a lot of cute birds, rabbits and squirrels along the way. I have to walk up steep hills and across the beautiful lake and fall. My friends told me that this is good exercise. Maybe after finishing the Ph.D in the next 5 years, I would become a runner instead of a professor.
This is my housing. I start walking from here in the morning
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Alley to my housing
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Risley Hall
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Balch Hall
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Rawlings Green
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Fuertes Observatory
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View from the North Campus Hill
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Go down to across the Fall Creek
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Beebe Lake
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Forrest Home Drive
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Fall Creek and Triphammer Foot Bridge
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Go up to the Central Campus
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This is Warren Hall, the applied econ and management department, covered by plenty of Ivy.
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Enter the door to go to the class room.
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