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== Skepticism & Alternative Explanations == From a skeptical standpoint, there are several logical explanations for the phenomena associated with College Hall: * The sound of “hoofbeats” and “snorts” could be caused by building acoustics, plumbing, or the natural creaks of an older structure. * The story of the entombed horse may have originated as a misunderstanding or embellishment of the 1956 skull discovery, which may have been placed in the wall for storage or preservation rather than burial. * The account of a prank gone wrong is consistent with college folklore—such narratives often evolve on campuses to serve as cautionary or bonding tales. * Psychological suggestion among students aware of the legend may cause ordinary noises to be interpreted as paranormal.
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