Gone ‘Cuckoo’ in Kesey’s trippy land
If the last time you were up in the skies was on the plane to Yale, get adventurous and fly over the cuckoo’s nest this weekend. It’s worth the extra turbulence.
Blair Benham-Pyle/Staff Photographer
And you thought Swing Space couldn’t get any creepier. Try giving a lobotomy here. It’s just so hard to get into the brain-cutting mood with all this honey-colored wood under fluorescent lights. Can’t we at least get a little bit of that collegiate gothic setting for the shock therapy?
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