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RA tor two years "RAs can
help vou through th.R and f.i
miliari/.e vou with every
thing'
All the optmns the l hiiver
sitv has to offer is sometimes
hard for someone new to ah
sorb. said I.vnelle furikai
who was an RA for one veat
and a student managei for one
y ear
"I recommend for residents
to go to the two hall meetings
during the first week. Tuomi
said RAs talk about the poll
cies and regulations and you
can gel a feel for the style of the
RA
Tuomi also rec ommends resi
dents read the handbook
mailed out during the summer
w lui h outlines pulii ies for uni
versify housing
lories, Torikai and Tuomi
agreed lh.it the ah ohol policy
is the hardest to enforce Stu
ileuts, on the other hand, prob
ably find this |>iilit y the hardest
to obey
In brief. alcohol is allow ed ill
most dorms for residents if 1 01
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Residents should review the
full <11« ohol polii v in their
dorm < ontr.ii ts for detnils
"Most max think hosting
parties is the most common
problem we deal with, blit
there's a lot more to it." Jones
said It's pist that it's more
visible be< ause there are a lot of
people .it parties
The drinking polit x was
harsh said Valerie Khmer, a
senior majoring in journalism
w ho lived in the dorms for two
years She explained that her
friends who were J1 or older
once had all ohol token away
from them because the\ lived
in <1 non drinking dorm She
said she believed this was a lit
tle ridiculous
"KAs have to realize that this
is the first time people lived
away from home It's kind of a
new found freedom and they're
going to trv and see what they
i an get away with. " (logdell
said "KAs have to he patient
and realize this
('ogdell said everyone, in
i hiding residents, has to i oop
erate and that KAs "just hap
pen to have the responsibility
to enfori e the policies." in
cluding the drinking polit v
Another KA nightmare is
dorm residents who lock them
selves out of the dorm .it night
when KAs would rather he
sound asleep and dreaming
"Remember vour kevs."
Tuomi said " Try to make it a
habit One wav to get your KA
annoyed at von is to forget vour
kevs frequently
Noise level is a never ending
Photo b\ Spun Poston
Coffee makers are not al
lowed in dorms.
battle for both KAs and resi
dents.
"There's very little personal
spar e." said Andrew Oldham,
a senior majoring in Knglish
who lived in the dorms his
freshman year "It makes it
hard to put up with the noise.
Hut, it was .1 good experience,
in a wav It helped me learn
how to deal with others."
"With any problem, we trv to
make the residents work them
out before going to their RA."
Jones said "II we step right in
it makes us look like the good
guv s or bad guys right away '
All dorms have quiet hours
when blasting stereos and
bouncing basketballs are pro
hibited for the peace of mind of
other residents The number of
quiet hours and the schedule
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