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40. Except by permission of his/her Tutor, no student may hold a party for more than fifteen
persons in non-College accommodation. Parties must be confined to the rooms of the
student giving them and may not continue after midnight. Not more than one party may
take place in any such accommodation on the same day.
GENERAL MATTERS
41. Junior Members are advised to report to their Tutor any charges which have been made
against them by the Police and any legal or official enquiries in which they are involved.
42. The use of drugs, other than under medical direction, is both dangerous and illegal and
unauthorised possession of them is a criminal offence. The College will take a most
serious view of any unauthorised possession or use of such drugs by students. Disciplinary
action, including termination of residence, may be taken in relation to any student who is
in any way concerned with unauthorised use of such drugs either personally or by others.
43. Students who use firearms, air-guns, ammunition, crossbows, long bows, or other
dangerous weapons, for sporting purposes should normally make arrangements for the
weapons to be kept on the premises of the sporting club or society concerned. In
exceptional circumstances they may be placed in the custody of the Head Porter for
temporary storage. They may never be brought into College or kept in students’ rooms in
College or elsewhere on a permanent basis.
ACADEMICAL DRESS
44. Correct academical dress is worn in formal Hall and on other occasions when required.
OFFICIAL NOTICES
45. Students are required to read notices posted or sent to them by email (to @cam.ac.uk
addresses) by the College authorities and may not plead ignorance as an excuse for failure
to comply with them.
BOOKING OF PUBLIC ROOMS
46. Students may book public rooms in the College. The application procedure for such
bookings is specified in Appendix 2, which also sets out the requirements to which those
holding parties must conform. If the booking is for a public meeting see Appendix 8.
47. At least 14 days notice is required to the Stewards and Domestic Bursars Secretary
for bookings of any kind. Refreshments for large functions must normally be purchased
through the College. In such cases permission to serve refreshments not provided by the
College will be given only with the consent of both the Bursar and the Senior Tutor.
Failure to give 14 days notice may mean that the booking will not be approved.
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