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This past summer while on vacation with my family, we visited Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah. This is a picture of the tabernacle in the Square. On the outside, the building didn’t look like anything out of the ordinary, but once I opened the door, I was greeted with a beautiful tabernacle.

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I was impressed with the acoustics in the tabernacle; it was not something I expected only looking from the outside of the building. From the way the ceiling is dome-shaped to the way the organ is brought to life at the front of the tabernacle, it was an amazing sight to see in person.

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Growing up near the University of Oklahoma, I have always adored the nature of Bizzell Memorial Library. Since coming to college, I have a love/hate relationship with those front doors. The doors mean so much more to me than the old wood that they are. When I open those doors to go study in the library, I am greeted with the original smell of the library and normally a crowd of students rushing in to claim a spot to study or going out to hurry to class. The front library doors see many faces each and every day, from generations past and present.