Homecoming 2012
The
University of Nevada Reno will be celebrating Homecoming the week of October 1–7,
2012. Show your Wolf Pack pride by wearing silver and blue all week long. FREE
lunch on Monday from Bo Dawgs at the Joe. Tuesday the FREE Blue Flu BBQ will be
held at the Joe from 11:30am to 1:30pm. Wednesday the Wolves Frolic will be at
7pm in the Joe ballroom. Friday night, the pep rally and bon fire will be at Enterprise
Road North of the Center for Molecular Medicine. On Saturday there will a
parade up Virginia Street followed by a pregame student party at Legacy Hall.
The University of Nevada football team will host Wyoming at Mackay Stadium at 4:05pm.
Nevada Football
Wyoming October 6
UNLV October 13
San Diego State October
20
Air Force October 26
Women’s Volleyball
UNLV October 4
Fresno State October 6
Air
Force October 11
Boise October
13
New Mexico October 20
Wyoming October 25
Colorado State October 22
San Jose State October 27
Fresno
State November
1
(Home games
in bold)
*Homecoming
Be a Good Neighbor
The goal of all of the residents of the College Courtyard Apartments is to achieve a quality
education at the University
of Nevada. An atmosphere
that is conducive for studying is imperative. Please be considerate of your
roommates and neighbors and keep noise to a minimum. We will not tolerate loud
or large parties on the Courtyard or in the apartments and will take
appropriate action against those residents who violate the noise rules.
Vacuum
A vacuum is available for your use. If you wish to borrow
our vacuum it can be checked out at the office. Please return the vacuum
immediately after use, as other students may need to use it.
Interesting Fact: The sea cucumber spills its internal organs out as
a defense mechanism.
Laundry Rooms
Please be considerate of
your neighbors and do not leave your clothes in the washers or dryers
unattended after the washing and drying cycle.
Enjoy the Courtyard
The Courtyard is a great
place to catch some rays or relax. Please remember to lower the umbrellas after
use and keep the area clean. We will keep the patio furniture on the courtyard
until the end of the month.
Please Don’t
Drink and Drive
Your safety is important to us. Please don’t drink
and drive. If you drink alcohol (please be 21 years of age and older) get a
designated driver or walk home. Don’t ruin your life with a DUI or worse, death
of yourself or others. It’s not worth it.
Interesting Fact: In 1681 the last dodo bird died.
Garbage Tossing Is
Not Sport
Please be considerate and
do not throw your garbage from the stairwell landing towards the dumpster. Many
times your aim is not on target and a mess is created. This is both unsightly and unsanitary. We
would appreciate your cooperation.
Interesting Fact:
The Chihuahua Desert is the largest desert in North America, and is over
200,000 square miles.
Need More
Storage Space?
The College Courtyard has storage
lockers available for rent for only $25 per month. The 4’ by 5’ lockers are
located on the second and third floors. These storage lockers are a great place
to store skis, bicycles, or camping equipment. See Rebecca for more
information.
Interesting fact: New York City was briefly the U.S. capital
from 1789 to 1790.
Follow Us on Twitter
The
College Courtyard Apartments has a Twitter account. Follow our tweets at
twitter.com/collegecourt
Interesting Fact:
Great White sharks have about 3,000 teeth.
No Beer Kegs
Beer
kegs are strictly forbidden at the College Courtyard
Apartments. Kegs are
not allowed on the courtyard or in individual apartments. All of your leases
clearly state that large gatherings are prohibited. Kegs are only for large
gatherings. Please be aware that if you bring a keg onto the property we will
begin eviction proceedings immediately
For Your
Safety
The safety of our
residents is of the highest priority. The College
Courtyard Apartments are under 24-hour video surveillance and
all entrances are gated. You can do your part to make sure the College Courtyard Apartments are a secure and safe
place to live. Never give your key or garage transmitter to others. Report any
damage or repairs that may be necessary to maintain safe conditions. That would
include lights out in the common areas, parking garage, stairwells, front
entrance and laundry rooms.
Watch Your
Step
As the seasons begin to
change a sudden winter storm is always a possibility. Please be careful and
watch your step if a snowstorm should occur. We shovel snow and sand the
sidewalks and steps after every storm but you should be cautious never the
less. The sidewalk on the north side of the building gets little sun in the
winter and the steep hill can be treacherous. Please be careful.
Reserved Parking
Only residents may park in the garage and only in their assigned
spaces. Cars that are parked in spaces not assigned to them will be booted and
there is an $80 fee to remove the boot. If someone is in your assigned parking
space call 691-8290 and a boot will be placed on the car. It is your
responsibility if you change cars or have a different license plate number to
inform Rebecca. If your license number is not on file in the office your car
may be booted.
Interesting
Fact: An olive tree can live up to 1500 years.
Interesting
Fact: In 1903, Mary Anderson invented the windshield wipers.
