The event may have conveyed that there is no sense of urgency for setting tougher guidelines and restrictions for undergraduate students studying in the library. The demand isn't as high for seating space. The problem, many realize, is that the library is not always the preferred study place for law students to study. While some acknowledge that problems with undergraduates have kept them away, many more do not study there for other reasons. There are, however, those who, to the consternation of some, enjoy having the undergraduate population in the library.
Some students believe the study-in was misguided.
The SBA will met again on Tuesday, January 19 and discussed the ramifications of the event and whether or not any other action should take place. Until then, law students and undergraduates will remain close if not comfortable neighbors.