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CONTENTS 02 Letter from the editor 10 Amenity Highlight 04 Month in review 12 Meet your Res Council 06 Resident of the Month 14 Join a Student Club 08 Funny Halloween 16 Costumes
Handbook- Guests
October
Letter from the
editor
As October settles in, this month invites us to embrace change, reflection, and community. It’s a season of transition—where routines feel steadier, midterms approach, and the warmth of connection becomes all the more meaningful. In this issue, we highlight learning opportunities, our Resident Handbook guest policy, updates on Residence Life and funny ideas for Halloween. I wish you a great month. Remember that as academics get busy, you must try to balance other fun activities! If you have any questions or want to get featured in our Resident of the Month, feel free to reach me or the CA team. Best,
Carolina Arizmendi Assistant Residence Life Coordinator carizmendi@liveksc.ca
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MEET THE
STAFF
TIM HORTONS
TTC
FLOORS: 2A, 3, 4
FLOORS: 5, 6, 7
PAUL & KAYLA
BLUE JAYS BIRAM
FLOORS: 14, 15, 16
PAULA & SOFIIA
RACOONS
CHARLEEN & LAAV FLOORS: 17, 18, 19
VANYA
MAPLE LEAFS
CN TOWER
FLOORS: 8, 9, 10
FLOORS: 11, 12, 13
PARTH & AALIYA
DRAKE
KATSO & DYLAN FLOORS: 20, 21, 22
MARCUS & ZARAH
RAPTORS
YIMING & CHARLES FLOORS: 23, 24, 25
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Resident of The Month
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I have an unhealthy addiction to milk tea to the point where I used to drink one a day. It’s how I keep my wallet light and how I maintain my physique. I recommend Hong Kong milk tea and Chagee if you want to try my borderline addicted lifestyle.
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FUNNY
HALLOWEEN COSTUMES Killer clowns? Totally not terrifying. Haha. That’s why I’ll be dressed as a banana—purely for fun, not for hiding.
From the movie “The Hangover”
Great Idea for a friend group costume!
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HOTDOGS
TRAFFIC CONES
ssic Lorax ‘stume otta speak for them trees
THE MASK
MORE IDEAS Walking Disco Ball
Giant inflatable dinosaur
Superhero
A referee who throws
Lifeguard
flags at random people.
Bob Ross
Construction crew
Paparazzi
Bowling pins
Every day above ground is a great day - to show off this awesome costume
CAMPUSONE
WHAT ARE YOU DOING AFTER CLASS?
JOIN A
STUDENT CLUB EXPLORE THE DIVERSITY OF STUDENT GROUPS, EVENTS & OPPORTUNITIES FROM ACROSS U OF T’S THREE CAMPUSES. WITH HUNDREDS OF OPTIONS TO CHOOSE FROM, THERE’S BOUND TO BE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!
OCTOBER
UOFT RUN CLUB All runners of all paces welcome. Regular weekly runs will be hosted on: Monday at 7:00 PM (5k), Wednesday at 7:00 PM (5k), and Friday at 7:30 AM (5k).
180 DEGREES CONSULTING CLUB The goal of the Club is to encourage and foster student interest in the fields of consulting and nonprofit/social enterprise. They provide comprehensive training programs that will give students the opportunity to provide consulting services to solve real business problems affecting nonprofits, charities, and social enterprises.
UOFT SEISMIC DESIGN TEAM (UTSD) The team is dedicated to promoting the study of earthquake engineering, and they strive to design and construct a high-quality tower to represent UofT at the annual Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI) Seismic Design Competition.
THE WOMEN’S NETWORK TWN’s mission is to cultivate and celebrate women’s ambition by connecting its members to industry leaders, professional development resources, mentorship, and career opportunities.
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HANDBOOK HIGHLIGHT
GUESTS A GUEST IS ANY NONCAMPUSONE RESIDENT.
OCTOBER
Residents are responsible for the behavior of their guests at all times. Failure of a guest to comply with the Community Standard will result in the host Resident being held fully responsible for any infraction. Residents must sign in and escort their guests at all times. Residents can have a maximum of 5 guests at a time and must notice previously their roommates in case of planning to be in the common areas of the Unit. All roommates must be comfortable with the visitors inside the Unit. Guests can stay overnight for a maximum of five nights (three nights in a row) per month, in mutual agreement with their roommate(s).
VIOLATION OUTCOME: Warning Letter Adjustment of Guest Privileges All Costs Associated with Rectification Guest Ban Possible Eviction
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shes or utensils that do not belong to you
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expired food inside of the refrigerator.
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s not responsible for any loss, damage, or stolen items
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