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The Jesuit High School library is a place that is easily recognizable by the sights, sounds, and smells of it . First as one enters the library he can hear the hushing of the librarians to the students who are talking. When an explorer walks past the two rows of student occupied computers, he can hear the tapping of student’s fingers on the keyboard and the clicking of the mice while they work on the computers. In addition the aroma of fresh printed computer paper guides its way to one’s nose cause a stimulation of relaxation to the person. Then looking at the windows along the back wall he can see four gray chairs that are stained black from usage. Furthermore behind them along the wall is the row of fiction books which are thoroughly enjoyed by many students. While walking between the bookshelf and the six tables he will eventually get to the back side of the library where no lights shine and only boring non-fiction books sit and become old scrolls while they collect dust from no being opened. And as someone stroll past the non fiction rows of books you can hear the flipping of pages from the student study section which is composed of four tables with four seats to each of them. After one take a left when he get to the “punishment table” they will past a section full of documents and encyclopedias. And finally he will see the door which leads into the busy hallways.