> The student sleeping in said study area is a gross oversight by the librarian
No, it's not, thank you very much.
Not everyone has parents who can cut a check and send them to college. Some students work their asses off to pay for it.
Those students often schedule their classes such that they all land on Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday. Often they leave home at 6AM and finish up on campus around 9/10PM (or later if they have "group" projects that need to be worked on). There are sometimes big slack spaces in the schedule for the classes they need. Most of them do homework in those times as their time is precious.
However, if they've actually gotten everything done, the most productive thing they can generally do is sleep as it is the thing they are always short on.
No, it's not, thank you very much.
Not everyone has parents who can cut a check and send them to college. Some students work their asses off to pay for it.
Those students often schedule their classes such that they all land on Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday. Often they leave home at 6AM and finish up on campus around 9/10PM (or later if they have "group" projects that need to be worked on). There are sometimes big slack spaces in the schedule for the classes they need. Most of them do homework in those times as their time is precious.
However, if they've actually gotten everything done, the most productive thing they can generally do is sleep as it is the thing they are always short on.