Greek

Can I choose? GTFO.

We got to fight... for the right... to stuuuudy!

That's right...  This time it isn't about the undergrads (directly), instead, it is about the unwillingness of law students to stand up for their rights.  It was a Sunday, 4/15, with finals starting in less than a fortnight, and several groups of law students spending blocks of time greater than 6 hours in the commons; no one made an effort to relocate the obvious groups of undergraduates.  9 PM, 6 hours past the cut off for non-law students, and there are no seats in the upper commons, but several groups of students with calculators and picture books.  No one did anything.

Suppose, ad arguendo, that these law students don't care about the strictures of the rules set forth to protect them, but each and every one of them should mind that the optimal study conditions of the commons are being compromised for the sake of "I didn't want to get involved."  That's what we do. Especially when it involves us.

Why Are They Still Here?

It is well past 8pm, and these undergrads know they should not be here, yet they still claim our territory as if nothing is amiss.  Please, please stop coming here.  Don't make me be mean and kick you out.