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Advice for a newbie - Multiple drives setup
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Since I haven't WELL ACKSHULLY'd anyone today: /mnt is for temporary user mounts, and /media is for removable storage like USB drives and stuff.
To be fully Linux Nerd(TM) compliant, you probably want to actually just mount the drives anywhere you want to mount the drives, because for some really goofy reason, there wasn't and isn't an Official(TM) filesystem location for mounting permanently attached storage.
Yeah I don't know either.