Should universities spend equal amount of money on sports and library1

Should universities spend equal amount of money on sports and
librarys?
Some people agree that the same amount of money should be
invested to university sports activities as to university libraries.
Others, however, contrast to it. In my opinion, I disagree with the
former one.
Some people believe that nothing can compensate for the lost of
one`s health. The health is the prerequisite of future success, so
universities should give the same amount of money to their
students` sports activities as to their university libraries.
However, other people, holding the same idea with me, stand on a
very different ground; they point the face that although playing
sports is important to students, it should not be the principal focus
of a university education.
First, students need the most up-to-date books, magazines and
libraries facilities available to get the best study. Many of these
facilities are very expensive to buy and maintain. For example,
computers are become more and more important to students.
Students need to use them to save their documents, research
information on Internet and hand in their assignments using email.
The more students need the more computers. Libraries also need to
update the system of computers. These have to cost lots of money.
Second, it also cost money to keep the libraries open all day.
Students need to have access to all the libraries research tools as
much of time as possible. Because students are young, they can set
up all night to study. Universities can keep their libraries open all
night during the exam period. This cost money, for instance, staffs
have to be paid extra to be there and run the building heat,
electricity during that time.
In short, universities libraries are the primary resource of which
students need and the sports are secondary. For this reason, libraries

should always be better funded than sports activities.