The library is a common place for
students to spend their time. In Oxford the library has a couple different
meanings; a place to have a drink, a place to study, or a place to get your
beauty sleep…?
As librarian Andrea Driver said “we
regularly catch students trying to live in the mezzanines.” When the JD
Williams library was first built, it had six floors, unlike the three floors it
has currently. Some of the floors were made into half floors with the new
renovations; mezzanine A, B, and C.
Mezzanine C was home to this penny-pinching
student. Mezzanine C has individual study carrels reserved for grad students. For
about a month the student claimed one of these tiny rooms as his mini-condo. He
even moved in a mini fridge and toaster oven said librarian assistant Alex G.
To simply get as much study time in
as possible, or to save some bucks, this goes to show how one reacts and keeps
an open mind to unlikely opportunities.
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