The David Hume Tower Lecture Theatres

These are pretty good lecture halls and are divided into lecture theatres A, B and C. They are huge and can seat hundreds, they are therefore generally used for introductory courses in the first and second years before students have to specialise into a certain area of what they are studying.
In the first couple of years I had to come to these lecture theatres quite a lot and it used to get quite confusing as to what lecture theatre I had to be in.
The problem with them being so big is that it can be quite embarrassing if you do something silly– me and my friend were in fits of laughter when we saw someone completely fail an attempt at sitting in a reclinable chair– falling on the floor in front of hundreds. Also my friend made the mistake of turning up at the wrong lecture theatre– turning up at a Maths lecture rather than an English one, he decided to leave 10 minutes when he clocked on algebraic formula was not being used a a metaphor for a theme in a book.

The David Hume Tower Lecture Theatres surprisingly is not connected to the main David Hume Tower (okay, it is connected to the basement level, but that does not really count does it!?).
This building is where the majority of first and second year students who are located in the George Square campus go for their main lectures. The building provides three large main lecture theatres, all of various sizes and possibly some of the biggest in terms of capacity in the area.
During student elections this place is bombarded by candidates who go, every day to the lectures that take place and give a small presentation about why you should vote for them. Very annoying, but on the whole the theatres are not bad.
Enjoy!