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In junior high & high school I did my homework on the bus on the way home. In college, the library was too quiet to get anything done. I studied in my dorm, with the tv on and people in the room chatting.


That changed in college, and in grad school. I loved the study rooms they had for the grad students in the hidden corridors of the graduate library. I remember specifically doing my cataloging homework there.
I'm still annoyed at my cataloging professor, though, for insisting there could only be one right answer (hers) for what number a book is classified under.
Technical services people are not good with people skills, by the way.

Maybe tag team derbies?
In junior high, I waited at the school library for a couple hours for my father to pick me up from school. Sometimes I did homework, sometimes I goofed off. In high school I would sometimes go to the nearby university library which was a 5 minute walk from our house. In college I did all my work at the library. It was impossible to do any work in the dorms.
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I did, as a kid, or at least pretended to do my homework at the libary. "Going to the library" was a way to get out of the house and I loved the walk through an old neighborhood and sitting in the safe, well-lit library. But I notice that few kids are in the library now sitting at tables with their books open. They're on the computers, so maybe they're doing their homework there. What do you think?
Oh, in college I did a lot of my homework in the library.