Looking at the evidence that UT houses various sought after programs, generating graduates that are employed by non other than the US Government, doesn't surprise me in the least that this tunnel complex exists.


Case and point. Pantex, outside of Amarillo (Texas), to name one, has security that is far tighter than Fort Knox, let alone the White House, even tighter than Groom Lake, Nevada. Let's just say people that graduate from UT and work for Pantex, don't socialize very much, if not at all. Though they have unrestricted access now, wandering around a utility complex isn't as important as their work. Unlike them, students have little to look forward to, let alone see or experience, and so breaking into UT's complex of service complex seems reckless and foolish, but then we're talking about civilians who don't know better or never learned the value of boundaries.


Having seen more than my share of classified sites, let me assure you that the UT service complex is nothing like what awaits those of you that will be graduating and going into government positions.


Just a side note. If those tunnel pictures depicted anything remotely classified, the posters would have been imprisoned with the pictures removed. Having said that, will being arrested for trespassing going to aid or hinder your security clearance when the time comes?


In closing, the excitement of breaking into these areas is nothing short of criminal. If you're looking for new places to explore, you might try doing it in a new building, or exploring open houses, even checking out some of the high rises. The best part is it's legal, healthy, free eye candy, and safe.


Otherwise, enjoy flipping burgers or starring out a narrow window in a 5x5 cell.