most schools have a library, but avalon has a reference center. it may sound classier by some standards but lacks a lot of the content that other libraries have. there's a limited amount of books that aren't atlas', encyclopedias and research materials so visiting the public library would be a better bet for leisurely reading.

you would think that the teacher's lounge was some sort of hotel room from the sofa, table, mini-fridge and television inside of it. if it wasn't for the block of copy machines and office supplies, you'd probably forget that you were even in a school.

a long line of halls is basically breeding grounds for students during classes or when they are letting out. it's not uncommon to see a student walking the halls or even hanging around even if that's not the smartest choice.