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The University of Arizona (located in Tucson, Arizona U.S.A.) students, alumni, alumnus, and many many curious others have been intrigued with the University of Arizona’s "May Day Mystery" since it began long ago one May Day in the very early 1970’s. Since then on every May 1st (May Day-A.K.A. Law Day) and at other various random times, unknown persons or a secret group have been posting cryptic advertisements in the universities. These ads are mysterious, bizarre, logical, and highly addictively curious at the very least. They consist of in depth references to world history, world geography, higher mathematics and sciences, current and ancient world wide languages, world religions of today and back into antiquity, puzzles and riddles, and an as yet undiscovered treasure of untold wealth.

Brian Hance, a student at the and employee of the in the mid to late 1990’s, started to notice these curious cryptic advertisements and soon began checking around campus for more information on what they might possibly mean, who wrote them, who was paying for the ads. His inquiries soon got him very curious, so he quickly started a collection of the advertisements, scanned them onto a computer, and put together a comprehensive information website for deeper analysis of the entire mystery.

Within a very short time after he started the online website various communications from all around the world that claimed they were part of the mystery began contacting Mr. Hance, and continue to this very day. Are these from former students, a secret group who began it all and now faithfully continue the effort after it mysteriously started almost 40 years ago? Click on the link above and pursue the mystery yourself!