Items Not Allowed in Rooms Sample Clauses

Items Not Allowed in Rooms. Specifically prohibited from the residence halls are firearms of any type, ammunition, fireworks, explosives, gas operated stoves, motorcycles, vehicles, open heating surface cooking appliances (e.g., hot plates, indoor grills, etc.), rice cookers, toasters and toaster ovens, heating appliances, space heaters, torchiere halogen floor lamps, candles, open flames or any external heating elements, and illegal drugs. Students are prohibited from having student owned refrigerators in their assigned room. The University will provide a refrigerator and microwave in residence hall rooms. Students will be responsible for any damages to a University provided refrigerator and microwave. Additional information on policies and rules can be found on the Residential Life website.
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Items Not Allowed in Rooms. Specifically prohibited from the residence halls are firearms of any type, ammunition, fireworks, explosives, gas operated stoves, motorcycles, vehicles, open heating surface cooking appliances (e.g., hot plates, indoor grills, etc.), rice cookers, toasters and toaster ovens, heating appliances, space heaters, torchiere halogen floor lamps, candles, open flames or any external heating elements, and illegal drugs. Refrigerators must not exceed 4 cubic feet, 1.5 amp. Additional information on policies and rules can be found on the Residential Life website.
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Items Not Allowed in Rooms. Specifically prohibited from the residence halls are firearms of any type, ammunition, fireworks, explosives, gas operated stoves, motorcycles, vehicles, open heating surface cooking appliances (e.g., hot plates, indoor grills, etc.), rice cookers, toasters and toaster ovens, heating appliances, space heaters, torchiere halogen floor lamps, candles, open flames or any external heating elements, and illegal drugs. Refrigerators must not exceed 4 cubic feet, 1.5 amp. Additional information on policies and procedures can be found on the Residential Life website. Pets are not allowed and are a violation of this Agreement, except for service animals and emotional support animals which are permitted in residential facilities in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Fair Housing Act. Residents must first register such animals with Student Accessibility Services.
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Items Not Allowed in Rooms. Specifically prohibited from the residence halls are firearms of any type, ammunition, fireworks, explosives, gas operated stoves, motorcycles, vehicles, open heating surface cooking appliances (e.g., hot plates, indoor grills, etc.), rice cookers, toasters and toaster ovens, heating appliances, space heaters, torchiere halogen floor lamps, candles, open flames or any external heating elements, and illegal drugs. The full list of Restricted Items is on the Residential Life website. The University will provide a refrigerator and microwave in residence hall rooms. Students will be responsible for any damages to a University provided refrigerator and microwave. Additional information on policies and rules can be found on the Residential Life website.
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