Brick and trees, brick and trees.
If you've seen one building at the University, you've seen them all. Even the Darden School, in all its stately grandeur, mimics the Rotunda. So if it looks the same on the outside, it must offer the same neon-lit, sterile interiors as the rest of the buildings on Grounds, right?
Wrong.
With its glistening chandeliers, fireplaces, antique lamps and latt
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