Rating Non-Academic Building Lounges
- The Meredith Herald Staff
- Oct 23, 2019
- 1 min read
Lower Cate
**
Pluses: not as busy
Minuses: no tables, not good use of space, rest stop, not home base
Library Basement
***
Pluses: cool nooks, seating options
Minuses: no cell service, kinda creepy, smelly bathrooms
Heilman Hall
****
Pluses: new comfortable couches, good for groups, vending machines
Minuses: inconvenient for non-residents
Upper Cate
***
Pluses: sometimes busy, sometimes not, close to parking, computers, printers, fridge, food, lots of seating options
Minuses: not a lot of power outlets
Library Top Floor
***
Pluses: quiet, nooks
Minuses: no open spaces, unclean upholstery
Belk Dining Hall
**
Pluses: music, food
Minuses: odd weekend hours, not good for people with no meal plan
Library Ground Floor
****
Pluses: vending machines, POD, computers, outlet options, good seats
Minuses: can be noisy
Poteat Hall
**
Pluses: vending machines, tables and couches, the Poteat charm
Minuses: the Poteat charm
Carroll Hall
****
Pluses: comfortable, relaxing, bonsai tree, coloring books, computers, tables, seating options
Minuses: inconvenient location
Quad Residence Halls
***
Pluses: very basic, 4th floors are hidden gems
Johnson Hall
***
Pluses: 2nd floor chairs are comfortable, good views, outlets
Minuses: few table options
The Oaks
***
Pluses: lots of options, often not busy
Minuses: sound travels easily, inconvenient for non-Oaks tenants
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