Other students, finding entrance to their dream school in India impossible, have made similar choices.
Some ancient and medieval Christian texts describe places of postmortem torment and demonic mischief in the upper atmosphere, while others locate hell in the centre of the earth, finding entrances in caves, moors, bogs, and volcanic fissures.
It may be open to all, but finding the entrance isn't totally straightforward.
After all, LeBron James and Magic Johnson aren't waiting for a beer or, like, wandering the exterior of the stadium incapable of finding an entrance.
One of them, a female lawyer who scaled the cemetery's walls after finding the entrance blocked, said: "We've been taken hostage by religious fundamentalists.
A nearly impenetrable wall of black smoke and heat prevented them from finding the entrance to 14M, which was the second door from the end of a cross-shaped hallway that stretched 120 feet at its longest point.
Some attributed Lord Carnarvon's unspectacular record managing the Queen's horses to the Curse of Tutankhamen, said to have been inflicted on his grandfather, the fifth Earl, who died of blood poisoning after a mosquito bite in 1923, just four months after finding the entrance to King Tut's tomb.
Contract systems are widely adopted in statically typed languages and are currently finding their entrance in dynamically-typed programming languages.
After finding an entrance to Hollow Earth in Tibet, she and the team venture to the underground city of Praxis, where leader Ranna (Polly Walker) executes her and her team for trespassing.
Kids often gravitate towards people who shouldn't be a role model for anything, frequently finding themselves entranced by adults -- who are supposed to know better, right?
