Originally Posted by ~*Sara*~

You can keep it in your room but you'd have to use it in the kitchen instead.

ya.. I would only use it in the kitchen..

You're pretty much on the right track! Be careful especially with the alcohol though.

Originally Posted by ~*Sara*~

Of course you can. They just don't allow anything that can potentially be a hazard. They can't stop you from straightening your hair

My hair straightener reaches 210 (celsius) with no automatic shut-off. Water boils at 100 and most kettles have automatic shut-off's. It's definitely more hazardous to have a flat-iron (not that I don't use one).

Originally Posted by terrafirma

Rice cookers.

My CAs didn't know if rice cookers were allowed.. so I got away with using it in my room.

I was just perusing the Alcohol policy and noticed something...

Anyone else notice there's a part of the alcohol policy that if it were a law would be considered unconstitutional?

"Injury to person(s) or damage to or destruction of property which is caused by or can
be shown to be related to the consumption of alcohol will be subject to disciplinary
action. The association of alcohol with problem behaviour shall not be seen as a
mitigating factor in the disciplinary process."
http://rabble.ca/blogs/bloggers/krys...n-federal-law-

Not saying that's the way things should be, but yea....

A lava lamp.

No drugs, no guns...etc

lots of water

You can have a fridge if you rent from Coldex.