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    Introducing a night shift for Sir Duncan

    Submitted 1 week ago by Anonymous
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    Open the Sir Duncan Rice Library during the exam period overnight with temporary staff to monitor and maintain the library to allow students more freedom to study during the night Monitor the amount of students coming in during these hours to see whether this suggestion is viable in comparison to the electricity and water bills needed to keep the library open. If successful, consider implementing it to a standard time (example: overnight shift for Friday, weekends) Responsibilities for these jobs would include cleanliness, shutting off unnecessary lights, and maintaining library rules.

    Tell us more about why you want the Students' Union to do it

    Enable students to have the freedom to study where they are unable to do so during the day due to circumstances, i.e. jobs, class scheduling
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