broken_clock tessa There is what appears to be a sculpture on the UNSW library lawn, consisting of a large metal circle, with two smaller circles perched inside it's circumference. Not many of the hundreds of students who pass by it know or care, but it is actually a clock. Apparently, there was once two conflicting factions in the engineering department. One faction decided to show off their extraordinary engineering prowess by creating a clock that never stopped and never broke down. The other faction decided to show off their prowess by breaking it. It remains there on the lawn. A testament to the dangers of showing off, the effectiveness of competition and the frailty of art. Oh, and also the the fun of breaking stuff. 070206 what's it to you? who go blather from