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The bathroom policy also
became a problem facing
* Patterson Hall. Men are not
allowed to use the hall
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\C^A hall advisers let their halls
vote to have certain hours
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year that the policy says no
men are allowed in the
showers at any time and corrected
the mistake, informing
"*** *1 residents that there are men's 1
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THIS YEAR the advisers
removed signs with the men's
A?m shower hours, but neglected
to put up new ones stating the
real policy. Because of this,
the residents were ignorant of
the rules and "flagrant
abuses " of the bathroom
nolicv occurred.
ror "While one girl was down
4^ the hall getting something
from her room, a guy remov- ^ ,
l- ed her shower articles from Mirpch
ic the stall and got in." Root < n ?
said. of Patter
j ^ "These rules that we're State Cc
reinstating are so the dormitori
residents can keep their male visits
rights," Aven said. "We have not seen a
cident reports in the past month of
? abuses of policy ? the residents are res
| ding maturely. There are always bad a]
in the bunch, but I hope they will not
things for the other residents," i
commented.
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son Hall, sign in her guest Tim Hawkins from South Carolina
illege as part of the visitor regulations in (JSC's women's
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security complaints. Patterson decided to
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