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17. Room keys should be collected from the Head Porter and signed for. In the event of the
room key being lost, the Porters' Lodge should be informed immediately; a charge will
be made for a replacement. It is forbidden to cut extra keys. All room keys must be
handed to the Head Porter by the end of the Residence Period for use, if necessary, by
conference guests. Failure to do this causes great inconvenience and cost to the College
and will result in an automatic fine of £20.00.
Meeting Room and Music Room keys must be returned to the Porters Lodge
immediately after use. Failure to do so will result in a £10 fine.
18. The gates of the College buildings will be closed at 23:00 each evening and the doors of
the Hall Building will be locked at midnight, except as provided in notices posted from
time to time, or by special permission of the Senior Tutor, the Bursar or the
pernoctating Tutor.
19. Junior Members may accommodate a guest in their room if permission is obtained. The
rules governing such visits and the procedure to be followed to obtain such permission
are specified in Appendix 3.
20. Undue noise is not allowed in the College and precincts or in College houses. Noise
should never be at a level at which it disturbs other nearby residents. Audio equipment
should not be audible outside a student's own room.
21. Except by permission of the Senior Tutor, the playing of musical instruments is allowed
only between the hours of 09:00 and 22:00, in rooms booked for this purpose at the
Porters' Lodge, or in a student's own room between 17:00 and 20:00.
22. The use of audio equipment is permitted in students' own rooms, the Auditorium Music
Rooms, the Junior Combination Room, the Middle Combination Room, the Fitzwilliam
Society Common Room, the Gym, the Art Room, and the Café Bar. Except by special
permission of the Senior Tutor it is forbidden elsewhere in the College buildings and
precincts. Disturbance to other members of the College must be avoided and the use of
such devices will be prohibited where this Regulation is neglected.
23. Doors, walls and woodwork must not be defaced by drawing pins, nails, adhesive tape,
blu-tack etc. Pictures, wall decorations etc., must be displayed by means of the picture
rail or pin-up board provided. It is particularly important not to use drawing pins for the
purpose of affixing notices and the like to doors and window frames, or indeed
woodwork of any kind. Any interference with fire extinguishers, heat sensors or smoke
alarms is forbidden. Any damage caused by disregard of this regulation will be charged
to the Junior Member concerned.
24. Further rules governing the use of certain public rooms may be posted in the room
concerned.
25. The rules governing the use of Gyp Rooms are given in Appendix 6.
26. No animals may be brought within the College or its precincts.
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