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CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL OUTSIDE OF LICENSED CLUBS. 5.3.1. Students may consume alcohol in their rooms. If a room is occupied by more than one person, this should take place with the (prior written) approval of both occupants of the room. 5.3.2. The occupants of a room are responsible for all damage or contravention of rules in a room that is occupied by them, regardless of whether they were present when the damage or contravention of the rules took place. 5.3.3. The consumption of alcohol in a room does not revoke any other rule of the residence or Rules for Students and must be applied in conjunction with the aforementioned. This expressly means that the consumption of alcohol in a room may not be used in such a manner that there is noise or that the full enjoyment of academic quiet times by any other student is influenced in any manner. 5.3.4. The consumption of alcohol in any other place in the residence is prohibited, including in public spaces such as lounges, TV rooms, passages, stoeps, balconies, grounds and braai areas. 5.3.5. Notwithstanding 5.4.4 above, written permission may be obtained from the head of the residence for the consumption of alcohol in a previously demarcated braai area, provided that the written permission may be valid for a specific period of time and subject to conditions that do not clash with the essence of the rules for alcohol consumption in general and that such permission may not be granted for any time later than 24:00. 5.3.6. The RH may, as the greatest exception, give permission for the consumption of alcohol in public spaces as provided for in 5.4.4. (Greatest exception does not include the regular use of alcohol in the specific areas.) The use of alcohol in such an area does not revoke any other rule of the residence or Rules for Students and must be applied in conjunction with the aforementioned. It specifically means that the use of alcohol in such an area may not be used in such a way as to cause noise or to affect the full use of academic quiet times by any other student.

CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL OUTSIDE OF LICENSED CLUBS. 5.3.16.2.1. Students may consume alcohol in their rooms. If a room is occupied by more than one person, this should take place with the (prior written) approval of both occupants of the room. 5.3.26.2.2. The occupants of a room are responsible for all damage or contravention of rules in a room that is occupied by them, regardless of whether they were present when the damage or contravention of the rules took place. 5.3.36.2.3. The consumption of alcohol in a room does not revoke any other rule of the residence or Rules for Students and must be applied in conjunction with the aforementioned. This expressly means that the consumption of alcohol in a room may not be used in such a manner that there is noise or that the full enjoyment of academic quiet times by any other student is influenced in any manner. 5.3.46.2.4. The consumption of alcohol in any other place in the residence is prohibited, including in public spaces such as lounges, TV rooms, passages, stoeps, balconies, grounds and braai areas. 5.3.56.2.5. Notwithstanding 5.4.4 above, written permission may be obtained from the head of the residence for the consumption of alcohol in a previously demarcated braai area, provided that the written permission may be valid for a specific period of time and subject to conditions that do not clash with the essence of the rules for alcohol consumption in general and that such permission may not be granted for any time later than 24:00. 5.3.66.2.6. The RH may, as the greatest exception, give permission for the consumption of alcohol in public spaces as provided for in 5.4.4. (Greatest exception does not include the regular use of alcohol in the specific areas.) The use of alcohol in such an area does not revoke any other rule of the residence or Rules for Students and must be applied in conjunction with the aforementioned. It specifically means that the use of alcohol in such an area may not be used in such a way as to cause noise or to affect the full use of academic quiet times by any other student.

CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL OUTSIDE OF LICENSED CLUBS. 5.3.16.2.1. Students may consume alcohol in their rooms. If a room is occupied by more than one person, this should take place with the (prior written) approval of both occupants of the room. 5.3.26.2.2. The occupants of a room are responsible for all damage or contravention of rules in a room that is occupied by them, regardless of whether they were present when the damage or contravention of the rules took place. 5.3.36.2.3. The consumption of alcohol in a room does not revoke any other rule of the residence or Rules for Students and must be applied in conjunction with the aforementioned. This expressly means that the consumption of alcohol in a room may not be used in such a manner that there is noise or that the full enjoyment of academic quiet times by any other student is influenced in any manner. 5.3.46.2.4. The consumption of alcohol in any other place in the residence is prohibited, including in public spaces such as lounges, TV rooms, passages, stoeps, balconies, grounds and braai areas. 5.3.56.2.5. Notwithstanding 5.4.4 above, written permission may be obtained from the head of the residence for the consumption of alcohol in a previously demarcated braai area, provided that the written permission may be valid for a specific period of time and subject to conditions that do not clash with the essence of the rules for alcohol consumption in general and that such permission may not be granted for any time later than 24:00. 5.3.66.2.6. The RH may, as the greatest exception, give permission for the consumption of alcohol in public spaces as provided for in 5.4.4. (Greatest exception does not include the regular use of alcohol in the specific areas.) The use of alcohol in such an area does not revoke any other rule of the residence or Rules for Students and must be applied in conjunction with the aforementioned. It specifically means that the use of alcohol in such an area may not be used in such a way as to cause noise or to affect the full use of academic quiet times by any other student.use