This is the Physics-Mathematics building on the University of North Texas campus. As the name suggests, it houses the Physics department. There is a plaque outside with some information about the history of the building. That plaque is your key for this field puzzle. Simply get the answers for the following questions and use the corresponding digits to get the coordinates for the final cache.
As an added note: your best chance of free parking is off campus. There is parrallel parking along Hickory Street on the north side of campus, as well as parking for the nearby businesses. Just make sure to read signs for wherever you choose to park as to the rules of parking there.
The cache can be found at the following coordinates:
N 33 12.ABC W 97 08.XYZ
A - On what floor did the Mathematics Department take residence?
First - 3
Second - 8
Third - 7
Basement - 5
B - The basement housed an atom-smashing what?
Cockroft-Walton Accelerator - 1
Large Hadron Collider - 5
Higgs Boson Particle Collider - 3
Cooper - Farrah Fowler Electron Interceptor - 9
C - On the first floor was an auditorium that boasted a three-way what?
Mirror - 2
Blackboard - 4
Traffic Signal - 0
Telephone - 6
X - The change in buildings reportedly brought what to the hearts of the two department chairs?
Joy - 7
Pain - 1
Misery - 4
Delight - 9
Y - Early lecturers spoke about “the ___ math”
Fun - 3
Simple - 8
Mathy - 2
New - 0
Z - Programs grew to include which of the following?
Laser Physics - 2
Astrology - 1
Transfiguration - 4
Quantum Chromodynamics - 9
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Congrats to beatnik59 for the First to Find!