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esidence halls, as are lighted candles; only UL approved lights may be used. Students may not spray room windows or doors with canned snow. As is true year-round, nothing may be affixed to front doors with anything other than the grip-a-strip provided on each door. Telephones Every room is provided with a telephone line. Each line provides free local calling and room-to-room extension dialing, and includes personal voice mail for each resident. Students are required to use the voice mail (personal answering machines are prohibited). You may (nut are not required to) subscribe to long distance service through the Sprint Collegiate Connection, an authorization card program offered at Barry. Cable TV Each room is equipped with basic service which provides nearly 70 television channels. Barry University also has its own station on channel 40. Network Each room has direct Internet access and network connectivity through the University's ResNet. SERVICES BANKING A BankAmerica automatic teller machine (ATM) is located in Thompson Hall outside of the post office. The ATM accepts VISA/MasterCard, Cirrus, Relay, Honor, Plus, Presto and other banking cards. There are several banks located within the Miami Shores area. To open a new checking or savings account, most banks will require a driver's license, passport or resident card, and a voter's registration or credit card. LAUNDRY Laundry facilities are available within each residence hall except Browne and Sage. Browne and Sage residents use the laundry facilities located in the Triangle Building, which is adjacent to the two buildings. Students are asked to use the machines located in their own hall as this will allay crowded laundry facilities for all residents. Both washers and dryers cost $1.00 per load and take quarters only. Malfunctioning machines and lost money should be reported to the Office of Residential Life. Tampering with the laundry equipment is strictly prohibited. Students found tampering with the laundry equipment will be fined $50 and may be subject to further disciplinary action. PENAFORT POOL The Penafort Pool is located in the residence hall quadrangle in front of Weber Hall and is open every day from sunrise until 11:00 pm Current students and alumni with valid university I.D. and their guests are permitted to use the pool. Guests must be accompanied at all times by their host. Pool rules are posted near the pool and must be followed. POST OFFICE All resident students are assigned a student mailbox located in Thompson Lobby. Resident students are required to check their mailboxes daily. STORAGE The university does not provide storage at any time. Student must take possessions home or make other arrangements. There are several moving companies in Miami that will provide summer storage and several locations where storage facilities may be rented. Moving companies generally charge a fixed amount per month for each 100 cubic feet of storage and have provisions for purchasing insurance. Sometimes it is useful for several students to rent storage space jointly. Students who want to inquire further about storage should check the "yellow pages" and call several moving and storage companies to compare prices and procedures. 84
VENDING MACHINES Snack and beverage machines, owned and maintained by a local vending service, are located in most halls and right outside the Buc Stop. Lost coins or malfunctioning machines should be reported in writing (note the location of the machine) to the associate vice president for Facilities Management in Weber West. Tampering with vending machines is prohibited. WEBER GAME ROOM Located in the south wing of Weber Hall, this multi-purpose room has pool tables, a big screen TV, vending machines, ping pong tables and a lounge area. Admission to the game room and use of equipment requires a student identification card. Any and all guests must be accompanied by a host student at all times. TELEPHONE NUMBERS Office of Residential Life................................................................... 899-3875 Desks Dalton-Dunspaugh .......................................... 981-8100 Weber.............................................................. 981-8200 Public Safety Dispatcher ....................................................... 981-8300 From campus pay phones........................................... *3 RESIDENT ASSISTANTS Yuri Feito Browne 4 981-8003 Arnitra Gollett Browne 14 981-8004 Erika O’Brien Browne 44 981-8005 Kara Hutton Dalton 117 981-8085 Stacy Scott Dalton 202 981-8088 Clara Jaramillo Dunspaugh 101 981-8008 Katrina Furlonge-Kelly Dunspaugh 201 981-8009 Marty Cassini Flood 18 981-8157 Brooke Pinney Flood 21 981-8012 Michelle Sinclair Flood 32 981-8013 Vinicius Cavani Mottram-Doss 1C 981-8188 Anna Hallbergson Mottram-Doss 7C 981-8212 Denise Pressey Mottram-Doss 13B 981-8364 Jeffrey Edwards Mottram-Doss 16B 981-8238 Matthew Hansen Sage 3A 981-8017 Lawrence Thanner Sage 10A 981-8018 Raquel Peralta Sage 21B 981-8278 Emerson Valdez Weber 112 981-8019 Matthew Cameron Weber 216 981-8317 Juan Gonzalez Weber 230 981-8328 Christopher Sears Weber 258 981-8022 Patrick Devine Inn on the Bay 865-7100 Nikki Dietz Inn on the Bay 865-7100 PEER ASSISTANTS Carolynne Framil Dalton 107 981-8076 Jaime Glogovsky Dalton 107 981-8076 Alberto Morales Weber 114 981-8317 Allistar Abraham Weber 242 981-8337 85
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BARRY UNIVERSITY 2000-2001 Student
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Readmission Requirements/Med’l Le
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e-mail: studentservices@mail.Barry.
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Homecoming and Founders’ Day Fest
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The Buccaneer Newspaper - the Barry
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