Universities should allocate the same amount of money to their sport activities as they allocate to their libraries.

Whether an equal amount of financing should be provided for libraries and

sports

activities

has long been a topic of discussion for many. I wholeheartedly believe that both of these

activities

in universities ought to be developed in parallel so as not to disrupt the equilibrium in between. First of all, the most significant factor why I think it is a pragmatic measure to balance the dispersion of resources between libraries and sporting events is to provide

students

with relevant conditions to distract themselves once in a

while

from the stresses of daily work.

Moreover

, a person's physical health is as important as being a smart and articulate person to stand out from the rest.

For instance

, many

students

feel burned out owing to their studies,

therefore

, gyms are ideal locations to pay a visit to during that time.

Additionally

, after long hours of lectures, some

students

might get exhausted, and some play would help them to relieve their stress.

Secondly

, the lack of

sports

activities

in schools is a prevalent occasion.

Moreover

, there should be more

sports

activities

like tennis, swimming, and horse riding.

Although

these types of

sports

may seem expensive, they are indeed important because they keep

students

engaged and physically fit. In conclusion, allocating the same amount of money to libraries and

sports

infrastructure in universities is a strategy that fosters a well-rounded educational experience. These reasons include that there aren't many

sports

activities

and sport, helping

students

to relax and

finally

that there should always be some balance in the funding of different

activities

.