This is the JFSB on the BYU campus. Isn't it a beautiful building? I think so. This is the building on campus where I spend a lot of my time. Hidden on different floors are numerous, wonderful study spots with gorgeous views. I rarely go to the library because the library is busy and social, whereas the JFSB has more quiet study spots. When I think of this building, I think of writing papers and going into the writing lab to have my papers critiqued, and critiqued again. I think of classrooms and reading assignments, and meeting with groups to study, and conversations with teachers and long lectures during long classes. I think of a computer lab where seemingly impossible assignments were figured out and TA's and friends, and lots of stairs. I remember praying in this building and on another day, laughing. This building will always be meaningful to me because in it I was stretched. In it, my mind expanded and I learned about sociology and myself.
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