The University of New Brunswick is justifiably proud of its new athletics edifice, made possible by the generosity of the Currie family. Located at the north east corner of the Fredericton campus, this new centre for kinesiology, recreation and related research is a beautifully designed building and an architectural showpiece.
It's too bad that an institution of higher education like the University doesn't take as much pride in its own ability to spell. As you can see from this photograph, the building bears a large-lettered sign on its west wall proclaiming to the world that it is the "Richard J. Currie Center". Unfortunately, in Canada, the final word in that name is properly spelt "Centre".
You can make all the arguments you want, the fact of the matter is that this is an error. Maybe even a typo. It's a bit embarrassing, don't you think, for a University to have a massive typo on its wall?
The photograph itself is quite nice, with the trees in the foreground framing the distant building. It's just a snapshot, really, but when you have lovely subjects to photograph you don't need to do much to make them look good.