Antisocial? People Avoidant!

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     Study Spots Specific for Commuter Students


    There are some really great study spots on campus

    But I'd more call these "chill spots."

    Where no one else walks by a whole lot. 

     Where you feel free to use your laptop or book how you want to.

    Where you can sit (or slouch) as comfortably as you want to. 

    Don't get me wrong, sometimes I need the study where the strangers around me keep me accountable, but when I'm overstimulated and am still in a place where I can reverse an upcoming meltdown, I'm going to work to find that space. 


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    In the magical library from the 1970s, there are little bistro tables and office chairs tucked into corners all around the place, especially on the 3rd floor. 

    No one walks by and no one has to pretend they aren't there.

    Amazing for concentration.

Bathrooms for Commuter Students

    Also, 

    Commuter students. 

    Find the bathroom you like! 

    Mine personally is on the side of the 3rd floor library that students only go to for statistics or the math lab. 

    Before, it was in the basement of the public affairs center/ performing arts center (PAC) because the performances happened at night, but the building was kept open all day. 

    It was closed due to construction, 

    but I managed to find some bathrooms that are close seconds. 

    Really, though, barely used wings on 4th floors and basements are going to be your best shot. 

The End

    I wouldn't call myself antisocial necessarily, but people avoidant - absolutely!


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