Optimist Online Rights committee requests 24-hr. The Students' Rights Council is trying to determine if there is a need for a 24-hour access computer lab. The council, which is comprised of members of the Students' Association, conducted a survey in the Campus Center ticket windows last week to identify students' feelings on the lab. SA members have also been handing them out in class, said Becky Homsher, senior advertising and public relations major from Denver and SA executive vice president.
Some students feel the same way.
Phillips said part of her job was to coordinate efforts for the survey to show the administration there is a need for the lab, which is why the SA must show a campus-wide need for it. Even a well-planned student could have a problem that would make them stay in the computer lab far past the time they thought they'd have to be there. Because some students who live off-campus also work in the evening hours, they do not have access to a lab to complete assignments. However, there are a few students who have mixed feelings about a 24-hour lab.