Question - Art Student Use of Facilities
  
An art student in a pottery class makes a number of bowls and platters over the course of the semester in fulfillment of his class requirements. The student's technique is good and his colorful glazing is a hit with his fellow art students. He gives some of the bowls and platters away as gifts and the recipients love them. One evening, his roommate tags along when he goes to finish a piece in the pottery studio. The studio is open on evenings and weekends so students may practice throwing and have ample time within which to create the prescribed number of pieces required for the course. After inquiring about the availability of clay, glazes and kiln time, his roommate suggests that the art student take advantage of as much studio time as possible, so he can produce more bowls and platters which they will then sell to other students on campus. The art student isn't too sure about the suggestion. Is his roommate's suggestion a good one?