These guidelines include, but are not limited to: Leaving at closing time Respecting noise levels in designated zones: Neilson Library - Quiet and collaborative study spaces reserved for low, brief conversation ground floor stacks carrels (Neilson 015) 2nd floor north wing study area (Neilson 210) 3rd floor north wing study area (Neilson 310) 3rd floor collaboration rooms (Neilson 310B, 310C) Hillyer Library and Josten Library have variable noise levels Refraining from verbal abuse or harassment Keeping an eye on ones personal belongings The following are examples of behaviors that are either illegal or not allowed by college policy: Smoking or vaping in or within 20 feet of the building (includes all forms of e-cigarettes) Using controlled substances that are illegal or prohibited by College policy (including alcohol unless it is part of an approved college event) Damaging library property, including books and computers Stealing library materials Exhibitionism Ignoring the colleges policy on animals in public spaces (except service animals and service animals in training) Posting flyers, drawings, banners, or displays of content of any kind outside of college-designated areas Tabling to distribute or sell materials in the library without prior authorization from the college Depending on the nature of the infraction, staff response may range from a verbal warning to removal from the building

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