After an immense struggle to find any, and I mean any, books for my Public Policy module, God forbid a table to read them on, I decided to give some advice to anyone struggling with library matters.
To not repeat my mistake again, today I came to the library at 8 o'clock in the morning. It is an interesting fact that the library may be fuller in the night than in the the early morning. At seven or eight the place is a perfect desert because most of the people have given up or fallen asleep. Around ten, though, most of the people would have surely woken up and headed to the library. There are two well defined waves of incomers: 9:00-10:00 in the morning when the students that have left around midnight come; 12:00-13:00 when the all-nighters have managed to get out of bed. The first crowd is definitely more dangerous since they are not that tired and ready to run or argue, or even fight for a table!
To escape these problems, try to wake up at 8 o'clock in the morning and bring your a** to the library. Put your stuff on a table. If you still feel tired, go back home to sleep and come later, if not you can have a whole day for sweet revision.
By the way, the book shop under Dalton has some amazing 99p revision packs that help a lot!
(I am never writing a text message again, I just had to go through the whole post fixing "u", "ur", etc.)
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