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We neglected to pay off the local food inspectors and lost our license to serve meals (we can COOK food, as long as we don't serve it -- hence the continuance of the School of Cooking). The original Dining Hall has since been converted into an animal shelter and biological lab. However, other areas on the ground floor of our spacious facility are devoted exclusively to the benefit of our students and faculty. There is a bookstore/library, a Tuck shop (microwavable food, T-shirts, cards, and candies), a pool room with a dart board, and a barroom/faculty lounge. Licensing laws require that you be a faculty member to use this -- but in effect every student is automatically registered as a faculty member upon enrollment at the Academy.

The building with the floor plan as shown below was once a pseudo-Scottish baronial castle built by a railway magnate named Cyrus Helmuth van der Planck MacDonald in the 1880's. It is at the back of the Academy grounds behind the Academy itself, which was a medieval fantasy this same zillionaire built for his daughter Sophie as a wedding dowry. There is an extensive campus (100 or so acres) in prime shopping mall territory, so if it weren't for a deal worked out with Messrs Cthulhu and Nosferatu, the Academy would not exist -- and would not be free of admission charges to all you freeloaders.