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The University of Large Type

Wednesday, 25th May 2005 by

Studying at University can be quite a stressful experience so why not take your mind of things by indulging in a popular student pastime? No, not drinking and casual sex – creating gigantic letters on the side of a hill! Is there a better way to avoid lectures? Our first example is a giant “Y” in the mountains to the west of Brigham Young University, Utah. You can see how…

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