Difference between revisions of "What to bring"
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| − | + | '''All Columbia [[residence halls|residence hall]] rooms come with:''' | |
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* bed and mattress | * bed and mattress | ||
* desk and chair | * desk and chair | ||
* chest of drawers | * chest of drawers | ||
| − | * closet | + | * closet or wardrobe |
| − | * bookshelf | + | * bookshelf or shelving units |
* ceiling lamp | * ceiling lamp | ||
* trash can | * trash can | ||
* mirror | * mirror | ||
| + | * [[ROLM Phone]] | ||
| − | You need to bring everything else, which may include: | + | '''You need to bring everything else, which may include:''' |
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** Power strips or extension cords - ''some rooms, like in Carman provide as little as one pair of outlets per person'' | ** Power strips or extension cords - ''some rooms, like in Carman provide as little as one pair of outlets per person'' | ||
** Desk lamp | ** Desk lamp | ||
| − | ** George Foreman mini-grill | + | ** George Foreman mini-grill (actually illegal in residence halls) |
** [[Mini-fridge]] | ** [[Mini-fridge]] | ||
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** Raincoat/umbrella | ** Raincoat/umbrella | ||
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| + | The best place to look for which items are legal or illegal in the residence halls is Housing's [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/housing/docs/guide-to-living/policies/index.html| Guide to Living]. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 10:25, 2 July 2010
All Columbia residence hall rooms come with:
- bed and mattress
- desk and chair
- chest of drawers
- closet or wardrobe
- bookshelf or shelving units
- ceiling lamp
- trash can
- mirror
- ROLM Phone
You need to bring everything else, which may include:
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The best place to look for which items are legal or illegal in the residence halls is Housing's Guide to Living.
