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The "boomerang" building was "The House", or the Quixote Lodge. It was the main building where we spent most of our waking hours. Classes in the morning (if you weren't on the farm), "raps" (I'm sure you've read all about them), and general meetings were held there. Often times at night, especially during the winter when the days were much shorter, they would "close" the outside, confining everyone to the house under punishment of work assignments. My worst memories of that place all took place right there in The House. The clinical offices were also in there.
Most of those 5 smaller buildings were dorms. In order (starting from the one closest to The House), the first one was just a pottery studio. I guess it was used before my time, but when I was there, pretty much absolutely nothing went on there.
The one just a stone's throw from there was Ansel Adams. That was a full-fledged dorm before my time, but it eventually became a dorm for 18 year olds (under Idaho state law, they couldn't live in the dorms with the rest of us), as well as housing a game room and black room. Most of the time, if couples wanted to do their thing, they'd sneak off to Ansel Adams.
Across the small creek from that was Martin Luther King, a boy's dorm. Next was a tiny building that held two Team Rooms, where 2 of the 5 "Teams" (they broke students into these teams at random upon enrollment so staff could focus on their own team members) would meet for whatever.
The next one day, sitting right on the small pond, was Mary Cassat, the girls dorm. At least that's how it was during my time...the girls and guys switched dorms occasionally based on school population.
You might see a tiny building behind these 5 buildings close to the road...that was just a stable.
The building right down at the corner of campus was the "Farmhouse". It held the administrative offices, as well as the student store. This was a student's first stop when they got to BCA. This was also where the farm was...you can probably see the little ragtag structures next to the Farmhouse and the pond where the goat pen, chicken coop, burro pen, and tool shed were located.
Heading back up towards The House now, situated directly along the large cow pasture separating the campus from the main road, the first large building was "The Barn". This place sucked. The bottom floor was a weight room, the second floor held a couple more team rooms, but the top floor was the Propheet Room, aka hell. During propheets (another thing I'm sure you've read all about), you were confined to either this top floor room or a small break room on the bottom floor. Earlier propheets saw you in there for maybe 6-8 hours in one day...the later ones, if they weren't held at RMA, well you'd be in there from about 6 am to 11 pm for up to 2 days.
Next to the Barn was the wood corral, which was just a little covered area with some sawhorses and a tool shed. If you got a work assignment, you were likely going to do it here or on the farm.
Next came the dining hall. Pretty self explanatory, and there was a team room on the second floor as well as a classroom. Right next to the dining hall was a small greenhouse.
Finally, between the greenhouse and The House, was Thoreau's. This was the 2 story dorm, and was a guys dorm while I was there, but when it was first built it was the girls dorm.
There was a garden and a basketball in the middle of campus, but other than that, that was BCA.
