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TONIGHT! To be eligible for a

parma you MUST collect a ticket

from MB Reception between

10am-4pm TODAY (Weds 17th).

Take ticket & $5 to the Diner

between 5pm-7pm to get your

parma!

Under no circumstances are residents permitted to bring in additional

furniture to their rooms/apartments.

This is for the safety of all residents as extra furniture can hinder fire

evacuation procedures.

The only extra furniture allowed is a bar fridge. The fridge can be no

larger than 140 litres and meet the approx. dimensions of 82cm (height),

48cm (width) and 55cm (depth).

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The following info is for those students who are moving out at the end of this trimester:

In order to avoid any extra charges, please ensure you complete ALL of the following:

Completely empty out and clean the interior of your fridge

Wipe out your microwave of all food splatters

Remove all clothing, linen, toiletries, kitchen/cooking supplies

Wash and dry mattress protector, make sure stains are removed, and place back on

bed

Place any large bags of rubbish directly into the rubbish room (see reception for access)

NOT in or near the chutes.

Contact local op shops and charities in advance if you have unwanted goods.

Reception is NOT taking any donations so we will not organise this for you.

Any extra charges must be paid upon check-out.

Please see reception if you have any questions regarding check-out.

RSPCA Op Shop

2 Burwood Hwy

Burwood East VIC

Animal Liberation Op Shop Victo-

ria

1355 Toorak Road

Camberwell VIC

Brotherhood of St Laurence

Westfield Knox, Burwood Hwy

Wantirna South VIC

Uniting Care East Burwood Centre

220 Burwood Highway

(cnr Blackburn Road)

Burwood East Kindilan Opportunity Shop 9 Hamilton St

Mont Albert VIC

(03) 9899 5431

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The Noise/Guest/Party/Alcohol Free Period is still in session and will not

finish until 2pm THIS Friday 19th June. The main priority for student

accommodation is to allow students the best opportunity for academic

success. Part of allowing that is to make sure that residents are in the best

conditions possible to prepare for their exams. During the Noise/Guest/

Party/Alcohol Free Period, the following applies on residence

No loud noise at anytime of the day

No guests permitted

No open alcohol in communal areas. (Communal

areas are any place that is not your own room).

Basketball court open from 2pm – 4pm ONLY

Breaches will incur financial penalties and formal

breaches against your residential record. We thank you

for your

cooperation during this time to allow all residents to have an environment

conducive to studying.

Please speak to your RL or a staff member if you have any questions.

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Name: Rose Bell

Nickname: Ross, Rosland

Age: 20

Hometown: The Bendighetto

Course: Bachelor of Public Health

and Health Promotion, majoring in

Nutrition

Favourite food: BURGERS.

Favourite movie: Lion King, Aladdin, Frozen - pretty much any Disney

film where I can sing my little heart out

Favourite sporting team: Level Five Fighting Fish #livebythefish

#diebythefish

Most memorable moment on res: Last night of Res 2014

If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?: Scotland

If you could have dinner with any one person, who would it be?: Zach

Braff - I Scrubs

What 3 things would you choose if you were stranded on a deserted is-

land?: Olivia Kightly, a 12 pack of noodles and a boat

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Q: What did the left eye say to the right eye?

A: Between you and me, something smells.

If you have an appropriate joke or limerick that you’d like featured in the bulletin, send it through to the

reception team at: bsradmin@deakin.edu.au

Be the first to resi reception to answer

the following question correctly and

win yourself a movie voucher!

Q. Name 5 annual resi events.

New opening hours (as of 29th June)

Mon & Fri: 7am-3.30pm

Tues, Weds & Thurs: 7am-9pm

Room service & meal plans starting very soon!!

(Enquire at The Diner to open a room service account!)

Celebrating the end of your

exams earlier than Friday

afternoon.

Going to your RL if you have a

question, need support or advice.

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Please direct any queries to Reception at bsradmin@deakin.edu.au

Ham, cheese and tomato omelette

Ingredients

2 eggs

1 smallish tomato

1 tablespoon milk

1 teaspoon butter

1 tablespoon parmesan, grated

1 tablespoon chives or parsley, finely chopped

1 tablespoon cheddar, grated

2 thin slices good ham

Method

1. Cut the tomato in half, de-seed and finely dice.

2. Lightly beat the eggs with milk, sea salt and pepper together with a fork.

Pour in the egg mixture immediately and cook over medium-high heat,

ensuring the egg is being cooked evenly on the pan.

3. When the underside is golden lower the heat. Scatter the grated cheese,

herbs and diced tomato, and arrange the ham on top.

4. Cook for a further 30 seconds then slide the omelette form the pan onto

a plate, ensuring the omelette folds over itself. Rub in butter, remaining

cheese, tomato and herbs and serve immediately.