Alcohol Containers Sample Clauses

Alcohol Containers. Only individuals over the age of 21 may possess alcohol containers. If you are under of the age 21, you cannot have empty alcohol bottles/cans including those used for decorations, display, or have been repurposed in other ways [e.g. used as a vase for flowers, painted as decoration]. Violation of this policy may result in disciplinary action.
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Alcohol Containers. Only individuals over the age of 21 may possess alcohol containers. If you are under of the age 21, you cannot have empty alcohol bottles/cans including those used for decorations, display, or have been repurposed in other ways [e.g. used as a vase for flowers, painted as decoration]. Violation of this policy may result in disciplinary action. Checkouts at the end of the contracted summer period must be completed before the departure of the resident from campus. For all contract terminations please refer to your Housing Financial Contract to obtain our policy on charges and refunds. Termination of a residence hall contract at any time requires complete adherence to posted checkout procedures and those listed on the Room Inventory Agreement. Failure to turn in keys will result in a fee of $75 for a room lock change and a $20 fee for the replacement of the outside door key/card. Residents must turn keys in to the front desk of their hall during desk hours, and complete the checkout portion of the Room Inventory Agreement. If the desk is not open, they must contact a hall staff member to open the desk. Failure to comply with the checkout procedures will result in an administrative service charge of $25, in addition to all other applicable fees and charges. Furniture from common areas may only be removed from the designated common area with the permission of the Residential Education Director. A high-speed Internet connection is available in all residence hall rooms. Residents making use of this service must comply with the terms of the Network Service Agreement, as it now exists or as it may be amended from time to time. The Network Service Agreement can be found at xxxx://xxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/network/. Inappropriate use of computers on the WSU network can result in the loss of network privileges. Violations of these policies may result in contract termination and financial liability for the remainder of the summer's housing fees. Cooking in residence halls is restricted to approved cooking equipment listed in under Electrical Appliances in this document. Personal microwave ovens are not allowed. All authorized items must be used on a noncombustible surface. Signs, posters, placards, banners, handbills, flyers, announcements, and similar materials may be placed in University buildings only as permitted by WAC 000-00-000. The following UL-approved electrical appliances are authorized for use in residence hall rooms: blenders; clocks; coffee and espresso machines; p...
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Alcohol Containers. Empty alcoholic beverage containers, either on one’s person or in one’s room, will constitute an alcohol violation. Alcoholic beverage containers are not permitted as room decorations.
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