The HUB and Printing at the Library

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So I've just gotten out of my anthropology lecture at this point. Go ahead. Said that come out of my lecture walking down the hallway. Um, if you continue on out these doors, um, to the right of the video, Ben, that will, like, kind of put you on this little walk way back behind the library. No. And if you turn east that it will take you over to the mathematics and engineering buildings. That because I'm mostly and art type major student because I'm an animation three major. Um, I spent a lot of time in the art buildings, and so I won't spend a lot of time over at the math and science buildings. They are just on the south Eastern end of campus is a whole little block of him. You know, once you're a senior in mathematics or science, you kind of basically just live there in that area all the time. Yeah, this is walking back through the snack zone. Um, after the right here, you can see like, that is like a family friend. That's one thing I really like about you is it's super family friendly. Throughout the videos you will see a lot of people with young children and just young families, um, using the facilities just as much as regular college students. Um, but yeah, so over in this area of the library, this is like the results of computers. He's over the printer's I'm going to use to prince essays for my writing, uh, class, which is in a few minutes. So how the printer's work is use flied your ID card, just like I did. It takes a second toe log you in, pulls up a screen, and then I can see and so liked, like the printing jobs that I sent to the computer from my laptop or to the printer for my laptop. Um, and then you just push print, and it has, like, I think it's like seven cents for black and white pages and, like, eleven cents for it. I'm each color page, but you have to print thirty three pages of that printer. So this area of the library, in addition to the printers, these fancy white printers are also scanners. Um, and that doesn't cost anything, so you can scan in documents as PDS and email them to yourself. So down there like the far and that's called the Hub. Your first year meant her when you, um, come to BYU, if you're a freshman, incoming freshman, your first, your mentor will meet you at the Hub. That's where you guys were kind of, like, get together for, like, little meetings or whatever. Yeah, that's, uh mostly that's where I go to meet my awesome pure mentor. Like registering for classes for next semester and all that stuff. The printer's actually do require you to have a driver on your personal laptop if you wanna print from there. Or you can always like a log into those the's computers over here. Yeah, I'm gonna staple my papers real quick, and then I will be back.