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| Registry Desk |
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We all know what these are. These are the impossibly thick piles of papers that we give our upcoming students. Papers they have to read through, books of rules they have to do more than skim through, and details that need to be paid attention to. So please, do sit down comfortably to read these thoroughly, it wouldn't do if a rule came to be broken, punishment would need dealt.
Moderator: James Rochemont | 3 | 6 | on Jun 16, 2009, 10:10pm
by James Rochemont
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| Enrollment Papers
Now that you have indeed taken a short moment of your busy life to read through our rules and requirements, you're ready to write up the enrollment papers. Careful to not make any mistakes, it could cost you what you want. Be thorough and remember, it is the quality of the work that counts most, not the quantity.
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| Residential Files (2 sub-boards)
Accepted submissions and enrollment papers are put in a locked file cabinet, kept away from those curious eyes who could try to get others in troubles. Be indeed careful, if you are caught with your fingers where they don't belong, there will be punishment ensuing. We don't like having to punish students- or teachers alike- but at times it is a necessity.
Moderator: James Rochemont | 4 | 6 | on Jul 28, 2009, 2:17pm
by James Rochemont
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| In-depth Information
More papers? Indeed so, and some of these are just as mandatory a read as the school rules, so it would be best to read these too. Some are more important than others, and we do trust the students and staff to know which are more important than the others, so please, at the very least, try to skim.
Moderator: James Rochemont | 1 | 1 | on Feb 14, 2005, 11:16pm
by James Rochemont
in School Rules |
| Main Buildings |
| Caspian
The Caspian building is where students majoring in language will be spending most of their time. There are more languages offered here than one would imagine possible. At times sharing project with the students majoring in history for their language skills to help in the translations, the Caspian residents, so to speak, are also known to share projects with the visual arts student, writing plays or screen-plays.
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| Clark Center
Though smaller than the rest of the buildings on campus, the Clark Center is not to be underestimated. Despite that its populace is also smaller than with most other majors, the place makes up for the countless artefacts and show room. One could almost imagine the whole place as being a big museum... its occupants? History majors, of course.
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| Darwin
Who hasn't heard of Charles Darwin? The Darwin building is for students in Biological and Biomedical studies. With its own laboratories, the students can study through a variety of subjects: from biochemistry, to human genetics while passing through marine biology and toxicology. Through some subjects, the students will be led to studying outside their buildings.
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| Franklin Laboratory
Even though it is called the Franklin Laboratory, there are as many classrooms as there are labs within these walls. The lab is for students majoring in Engineering. From drafts to building down-sized scale models, these students will be getting their hands dirty when their studies calls for it.
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| Hans
Students and faculty from the Hans halls are often at the source of most decorating, planning and wall-outfitting there is to be done. Hans is for those who major in the visual and performing art. Acting, crafts design, dance, fashion design and theatre are but a few of what is taught within these walls.
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| Hudson Complex
Astronomy, chemistry, meteorology and physics are but a few of what is taught in the Hudson Complex. With labs of its own, the complex has specific areas of studies for near each of what can be taught within its walls. An astronomy dome, a small meteorological room, a working pool for the hydrology majors... one could probably get lost within.
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| Peony Hall
The health and clinical science students often get first-hand experience for the smaller issues of the human kind. The Peony Hall is linked to the health center and students often are asked to help during some shifts for the sake of gaining more knowledge through life experiences.
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| Russel-Wright
Mathematics majors will find their home and place of peace within the halls of Russel-Wright. From algebra and numbers theory to statistics and probability, there is plenty in these halls to keep those majoring in mathematics busy at all times.
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| Along the Grounds |
| Cafeteria
Forget the cafeteria where the meals are inedible. Considering how this is the main (and only) source of food, we made sure that the populace would be given food that would be both healthy and tasty. Opened nearly twenty four hours a day, students and faculty alike can get meals easily enough. Their cost also covered in the original entrance fee.
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| Galen Health Center
The Galen Health Center and the Peony Hall are part of the same building. The health center is, of course, where the sick, ill and wounded end up when they need to be seen to. The hall is mainly seen to by the medical students. If the need comes, the medical staff takes over. The center has spare rooms for students on duty who need a moment or two to rest.
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| Mikhail Halls
The administrative rooms will be found past the doors of the Mikhail halls. The bright minds behind the university, the accounting, secretaries, everything behind the organization of the whole place. Unlike most other places on the campus ground, one usually requires an appointment to step past the heavy doors.
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| Wayne Athletic Complex
Whether it's for your major or the simple need to exercise, the complex is open twenty four hours a day. With its own Olympic sized pool, sports' fields and training area, there is little that cannot be done within these walls. Entrance fee paid as part of the overall fee for the university stay, one simply needs to let the scanner read their ID.
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| Wilhelm Library
The Wilhelm Library is something to behold indeed. Built atop a slight hill, most of its walls facing the water are windows. Spanning three floors, the library has books to offer that most would not be able to find easily anymore, along with copies of the most up-to-date books. A large study area with comfortable chairs, an area with computers for research and open nearly twenty-four hours a day.
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| By the Shore |
| Dormitories
The student dormitories are separated by grouped majors where as the faculty dormitory is in a single building just off of the other dorms. Each of the floor in the student dorms has six units. Each units has four rooms and each room is for two students. Units have two bathrooms shared between the bedrooms. The dorms are decorated to mainly fit he major housed within. Faculty sleeping areas are similar except that rooms sleep one.
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| Exploration
Considering the island's distance to the nearest land, most students prefer to stay year-round instead of going home during the holidays. During the off-study times and at times during the on-hours, there are exploration groups, normally led by a professor who knows the island better than anyone else. Students are asked to sign the book and told to pack as the exploration lasts a week long and takes them all over the island.
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| Nikandros Amphitheatre
To give the students a chance to perform out under the warm sky of our paradise island, the Nikandros Amphitheatre was built a short distance from the water. Big enough to accommodate the whole student and faculty populace, the amphitheatre has been used for plays, music recitals and many other things, including some weekend parties when granted the go-ahead.
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| Updates
All updates will be put within this board, or every little tidbit the admin finds necessary to put up. At times it may be best to look every now and then to see if it was updated. You're also welcomed to drop comments on the new updates if you feel like it.
| 2 | 2 | on Jun 21, 2009, 10:18pm
by James Rochemont
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| Advertising (1 sub-board)
Want to advertise your website? What about those threads you've started but no one has answered yet? This is the place to do it. You can put an ad about anything you want, but do it only once and not multiple times otherwise those will all be deleted.
| 1 | 1 | on May 9, 2005, 10:43am
by James Rochemont
in Standard Rules |
| Suggestion & Questions
If you have any suggestions you're welcome to drop them here. Want another category, another topic? right here. The ideas will be considered through. You can also drop any questions you may have into this board
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| Out of Character
Ah, the one board I'm certain you've all been looking for, no? Completely out of character things. If you just plain want to goof off, this is where you can do that kind of things.
| 1 | 2 | on Feb 15, 2005, 1:03am
by Nathan Blackmore
in Admin Rant |
