ENTREPRENEURIAL ENTERPRISES Sample Clauses

ENTREPRENEURIAL ENTERPRISES. Student residences and common spaces are not intended to serve as centers for private enterprise or personal profit in any form. No business may operate out of or use as its base of support any room or residence, including room- sharing or renting your room to others. Server farms or other electronic equipment used for running a private enterprise or business are not allowed. In specified undergraduate residences, students may be allowed to manage their own kitchens for the residents of that house or for Stanford student eating associates. In addition, official Stanford theme houses, with the prior approval of Residential Education, may operate theme-related food services to which Stanford community members may be invited.
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ENTREPRENEURIAL ENTERPRISES. Student residences and common spaces are not intended to serve as centers for private enterprise or personal profit in any form. No business may operate out of or use as its base of support any room or residence, including room-sharing or renting your room to others. In specified undergraduate residences, students may be allowed to manage their own kitchens for the residents of that house or for Stanford student eating associates. In addition, official Stanford theme houses, with the prior approval of Residential Education, may operate theme- related food services to which Stanford community members may be invited.

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