You asked:
What are some things I can’t have in my room?
If it’s dangerous to have in a small space, don’t bring it. I can pretty much guarantee that things like candles and extension cords will be off-limits, since the fire risk is too great. Anything toxic or flammable is a no-no, and if it will mar the walls or furniture, leave it at home, since damages will eventually empty your wallet. Check before bringing any cooking appliances, as they are a major source of accidental 3 a.m. fire alarms. Burnt popcorn in the middle of the night is a hassle. What many people don’t know is that a lot of schools have a ban on alcohol paraphernalia, even if there isn’t any alcohol in the room. Things like shot glasses or wine glasses are probably not cool to have out in the open. Residence-life departments at each school have a list of prohibited items, so check your school’s Web site.
About the R.A.
School: College of William and Mary
Year: Senior
Major: Psychology and English lit
Her deal: This is Liz’s second year as an R.A. for freshmen. She is also involved in several campus activities, including pep band and the belly dance club.
- anything goes
- you can keep anything in your room as long as you dont ASK YOUR RA if you can have it. geez. just hide your stuff its your room after all
- sophomore at west kentucky
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