Moreover, from a safety perspective, the parking lot, riddled with moving cars and ice, is a tort waiting to happen. It is for these reasons that I propose a tunnel connecting the two buildings. Furthermore, this tunnel could become a meeting place for students as they travel between buildings, promoting communication and friendship among law students. The cost, yes, is perhaps high. In a pinch, we could even consider a pay per use system for the tunnel, a type of toll, to help offset the costs of such a venture.
All great institutions have tunnels.
The Parliament buildings in Ottawa have tunnels connecting the East and West Blocks to the Centre Block. The Paris Opera House has tunnels. Even Alcatraz purportedly has tunnels. I know this might sound like a revolutionary plan, but anyone who has done that run between buildings while facing gale-force winds outside, will undoubtedly share my views. And yes, I will miss watching those runs across the parking lot during solarium classes, but at least I will console myself in knowing that the best interests of comfort and safety for all in the Faculty of Law community will have been served.