Arrival and Departure Information

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• Please try to arrive on campus between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday September 2nd, 2001. Go straight to the Residential Services Office where you will be issued with your room key. This Office will be open until late, but should you arrive in the middle of the night, throw yourself on the mercy of Campus Security who will know where you should be staying, and will let you into your room.
• Provided you arrive between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m., you will be able to register in room 1W2.6. This is pronounced One West two-point-six. The building you seek is 1W. The 2 Point 6 refers to the fact that the room is on the parade level (level 2) and is room 6 in that building. Note that the entrance to this room is not from 1W. Rather the room is very near the main parade level entrance to 1W, and itself can be entered from the parade via a very short corridor. There will be a notice to direct you. All buildings are labelled E or W depending on which half of the campus they are in. Buildings with an odd number are in the north half of the campus, and buildings with an even number are in the south half.
• If you miss registration, see Geoff at breakfast-time on Monday.
• There may be a buffet supper waiting for you in Choices restaurant until 7 p.m. (or failing that, any alternative arrangements will be made clear at registration). After 7 p.m. you are in trouble. Note this Important Fact: After 7 p.m. there is nowhere to purchase any kind of food on campus. The only solution is to visit Bath (a 10 minute bus ride).
• We suggest that after 7 p.m. you visit the Parade Bar wearing your conference badge in order to meet other conferees and the organizers.
• Parking is in Car Park H. See Domestic Arrangements.
• If leaving by car, please ask Geoff Smith for details as to how to sneak out of Bath in a way which avoids the horrible traffic jams which will block the obvious routes on Saturday mornings. He has cunning schemes available for all directions.