Common use of Alcohol Policy Clause in Contracts

Alcohol Policy. All residents must abide by the alcohol policies outlined in the Student Rights & Responsibilities Handbook. 1. Alcohol is permitted to be consumed in residential student rooms only by students who are 21 years of age or older. In the event where a roommate is under the age of 21, the alcohol belonging to the resident who is of legal drinking age must be clearly kept on that resident’s side of the room, or, if in an apartment/suite, to whom the alcohol belongs must be clearly evident. Non UM affiliated guests of students who are under the age of 21 are not permitted to bring alcohol into the residential colleges 2. The consumption of alcohol or possession of an open container is prohibited in all common areas of the residential colleges and University and Lakeside Village. A public area is any area outside of a student’s room/apartment, such as, but not limited to, grounds, corridors, stairways, courtyards, or any other public areas in and around residential buildings.

Alcohol Policy. All residents must abide by the alcohol policies outlined in the Student Rights & Responsibilities Handbook.Handbook including the following: 1. Alcohol is permitted to be consumed in residential student rooms only by students who are 21 years of age or older. In the event where a roommate is under the age of 21, the alcohol belonging to the resident who is of legal drinking age must be clearly kept on that resident’s side of the room, or, if in an apartment/suite, to whom the alcohol belongs must be clearly evident. Non Non-UM affiliated guests of students who are under the age of 21 are not permitted to bring alcohol into the residential colleges 2. The consumption of alcohol or possession of an open container is prohibited in all common areas of the residential colleges and University and Lakeside Villageapartment areas. A public area is any area outside of a student’s room/apartment, such as, but not limited to, grounds, corridors, stairways, courtyards, or any other public areas in and around residential buildings.