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LIBRARY
48. Much of the Library’s collection is borrowable. Details of loan periods and numbers of
items are available in the Library and also on the Library web-pages. The self-issue system
works in conjunction with the security system. If you set off the alarm you should return
and either leave the book or issue it correctly. Books marked “Reference not for loan”
should not be removed from the Library without the permission of the Librarian.
49. Quiet must be maintained in the Library at all times.
50. The use of personal audio equipment, via headphones, is permitted only as long as no
sound is audible to other library users.
51. The audible use of mobile phones is prohibited inside the Library. The fine is £5.
52. It is forbidden to bring food and drink, except for bottled water, into the Library. The fine
is £5.
53. The marking of library books, even with pencil, is strictly forbidden.
54. Bottles of ink should not be brought into the Library. Any bottles found will be removed.
HALL
55. A proper standard of behaviour is expected of all those attending meals in Hall.
56. At self-service meals dress may be informal. At Formal Hall dress should be appropriate
to the occasion; for example, men should wear jacket, collar and tie. Gowns are worn
unless the Master or Senior Fellow present has given permission for their removal, due to
the exceptional heat, or unless the Dean has given written permission for dinner dress or
fancy dress to be worn in lieu.
57. At Formal Hall the Code of Conduct in appendix 2 must be followed.
58. Following a warning gong, it is required that all diners vacate the Hall by 21:00, unless a
Fellow is present.
DEPOSIT
59. Students must pay £150 deposit within eight days of first coming into residence.
60. No interest is paid on deposits. The interest is credited to the Master's Gift Fund and the
Tutors' Fund to which students may apply for financial assistance, for instance in
connection with travel or in the case of financial need arising from unforeseen
circumstances. The balance of any deposits, after payment of all sums due to the College
or payable by the College on behalf of the student concerned, is normally repaid as soon as
possible after the student's final term of residence. If however there is reason to suppose
that a student has remaining liabilities, the Bursar reserves the right in consultation with
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