neill-wycik owner's manual from 2005-2006.pdf

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LOCAL DIRECTORYNWSECURITY Gamblers Anonymous Farmer's Market416-366-7613 St. Lawrence Market,Neill-Wycik Security Jarvis &Front St(416) 977-2322 or press security PHARMACIES - Regular marketTues., Wed.,Thurs.button on NW phone. Shoppers Drug Mart 8am-6pm / Fri. 8am-7pm - Farmer'sNeill-Wycik Walk Home Yonge and Carlton - 465 Yonge St. Market Sat. 5am-5pmCommittee Open till mdnight - 416-408-4000 416-392-7219416-977-2322

Gerrard & Bay - 700 Bay st. BOOKSTORESours 7 pm - 1 am Open 24 hours - 416-979-2424 World's Biggest BookstoreEMERGENCY Pharma Plus 1 block north of Dundas onPolice/Ambulance/Fire Church &Wellesley - 63 Wellesley Edward St. - 416-977-700991 1 or 9-911on NW phone. St. Open till midnight IndigoPlease call here first if it is a 416-924 -7769 Eaton Centre, inside upper levellife-threatening emergency! TRANSPORTATION 416-591-3622Assaulted Women's Helpline TTC Toronto Transit Parent Books416-863-0511 201 Harbord St., 2 blocks south ofDistress Centre Commission Bloor off Bathurst - 416-537-8334Cosest subway stops:416-408-4357 Co llege and Dundas Stations CHEAP STUFFSuicide Prevention 416-393-INFO - www.ttc .ca Goodwill416-408 -4357 Via Rail/GO Train 306 Gerrard S. E, 1block E. ofPoison Information Centre Union Station: Front and Bay Sts. Parliament - 416-921-3396416-813-5900 Via: 416-366-841 1 Honest Ed'sGO Train: 416-869-3200 Good selection,everything's underMEDICAUDENTAL Toronto Coach Terminal one roof, ot 's of fun, Bathurst &Toronto General Hospital Bay and Dundas Street West Bloor, go to Bathurst stationGerrard St. West and University 416-393-7911 (bus terminal) 416-537-1574416-340-3111 Toronto Island Ferries POST OFFICEWomen's College Hospital 416-392-8193 In the Atrium on Bay (yonge &renville and Bay Taxi Dundas), ust off Edward St.416-323-6400 Beck: 416-751 -5555 In College Park, close to Bay &Canhealth Medical Clinic Crown: 416-750-7878 College entrance, upper level.In Atrium on Bay at Yonge & Edward, BANK MACHINES TOUGH TIMESust south of Dundas.416-598-1703 Metro Credit Union Daily Bread Food BankDental Clinic in Jorgensen Hall, Ryerson Gampus Bathurst & Lakeshore. Gan to findUof T- 101 Elm St., ust East of 416-252-5621 out hours. Very nce people, helpful.Un iversity Ave - 416-979-4927 Royal Bank Machine 416-203-0050HEALTH & On Yonge St. , ust north of College , Sl Peter's Anglican ChurchCOUNSELLING by McDonalds Food BankScotia Bank Machine Sherbourne & Garlton .LimitedAddiction Research Yonge & College hours, md-day, call first.Foundation Toronto Dominion Machine 416-929-7572416-535-8501 Carlton st. across fromCredit Counselling of Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens416 -228-3328 Comer of Church & WellesleyIDS Committee of Toronto Bank of Montreal416-340-2437 in the Dominion store one block 42 ?lcoholics Anonymous south on Mutual416-487-5591 SUPERMARKETS \ \ i j ~lanon DominionFor friends or amily of alcoholics Just one block south on Mutual416-410-3809 Street 416-862-7171Bay Centre for Birth Control Loblaws \ , \90 Bay St., 8th Floor, SW. corner of Queen 's Quay MarketBay & College - 416-35 1-3700 Jarvis and Lakeshore Blvd. / "assle Free Clinic 416-304 -0611 ~ L L . ~56 Church St. - HIV Testing,S.T.D., No FrillsPregnancy Testing. Men - 416-922- Parliament Street 1 block north0603 Women - 416-922-0566 of Gerrard

Neill-wycikOwner's .Manual2005-2006

Serving students and travellers since 1970


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Member Rights& ResponsibilitiesAS A MEMBER OF NEILL-WYCIK

I HAVE THE:1. Right to be treated with respect & dignity2. Right to an equal vote3. Right to information in plain language4. Right to run for office5. Right to speak out to fellow members6. Right to socially responsible behaviourand policies7. Responsibility to promote co-operativevalues8. Responsibility to participate in theMember Contribution Program9. Responsibility to treat co-op staff andmembers with respect and dignity10. Responsibility stay informed ofco-operative policies11. Responsibility to maintain housing unitto standard12. Responsibility to pay amounts owingpromptly

CONTENTSMember Rights & Responsibilities inside front coverWords of Wel come 2Once Upon a Time . 3Principles of Co -Operation 4Governance and the Board of Directors 5By-Laws 6Rent Q &A 7Occupancy Agreement (aka your lease) 8Community Assistants Program (CAs ) 9Membership Co ntributio n Program (MCP ) 9Soc ial Activity Committee (SAC ) 10NW Fa cilities 12High Speed Internet 14COMMUNUCATION GUIDENeill-Wycik Telephone System (NYTEL) 15

How To Sign up For Long Distance 16Making Calls 16Telephone Features 16Sprint Canada Long Distance 17Your Voice Mailbox 17Voice Mail Instructions 18Service Issues &Trouble Shoo ting 18Billing &Payment 18At the End of the Year 19Numbers To Remember 19

Staff 20Security Information 21Front Desk Services 23Maintenance Information 24Neill-Wycik College Hotel 25The Neill-Wycik Bursary 26Floor Plans 27Toronto Map inside back coverDirectory of Phone #s & Services back cove r

Neill-\WcikOwner'sManualEditor:Melissa WilkesContributors:Prepared from material suppliedby members and staff of WycikArtwork and Printing:Dave BelfordVisedge Design Inc.

Thanks to everyone whoassisted in the creation of thismanual and our apologies if wemissed anyone.Neill-Wycik Owner's Manual2005 Neill-Wycik Co-operativeCollege Inc.96 Gerrard Street EastToronto, Ontario, Canada, M5B 1 7Voice: 416.9772320Fax: 416.9712809email:housing@neill-wycikcomWeb Site: www.neill-wycik.com

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Welcome to Neill-Wycik!NEWCOMER TO NEILL-WYCIK?

First time away from home? Returned Wycik veteran? Mature studentreturning to school? We are very happy you have chosen Neill-Wycik asyour home. We hope you will make this place yours by getting to knowthe other members in this building, by participating in our volunteerprogram and by actively voicing your opinions in Members' meetingsand forums.

THIS IS A STUDENT CO-OPERATIVE-much different than a student residence or an apartment building.We encourage you to make your mark while you live in this community.Living co-operatively means caring about the people around you. Insteadof lecturing you about the obligations of membership, we prefer toencourage you to think co-operatively. Treat others the way you wish tobe treated and try to resolve situations with your fellow members byworking with them for solutions.AND above all volunteer!

THE CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENTNeill-Wycik Co-operative College is part of the greater co-operative movement and a member of the Ontario Student Co-operative Association(OSCA) and through OSCA, the Ontario Co-operative Association (OCA),as well as the local, regional and national housing co-operative federations - Co-operative Housing Federation of Toronto (CHF1), Co-operativeHousing Federation of Canada (CHFC), including the Ontario Regionaldepartment (CHF-O).There are five Student Housing Co-operativesin Ontario and all are members of OSCA.They are : Guelph Campus Co-op (Guelph),Science '44 (Kingston), Campus Co-operative Residences (U of 1) and WaterlooCo-operative Residences (Waterloo).

PLEASE READ YOUROWNER'S MANUAL

Understand what your community offersyou and what you can offer in return .then take a big breath, dive in head firstand get involved - life will never bethe same!

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Once Upon aTime

IN 1966,a small group of motivated Ryersonstudents headed up by Kathy Whalenpersistently lobbied to create affordablestudent accommodation. They particularly liked the idea of a Co-op as opposed toa normal school residence because itoffered students control over their environment as well as low-cost housing.In September 1967, it was decided thatRyerson was to have a high-rise co-op.In December of that year, the CanadianUnion of Students sent Stan Adelman, asa field worker, to Ryerson to help thegroup find money and a plan for the longproject ahead. The first thing the Co-opneeded was a building from which theycould operate to gain some experienceand raise capital. Ryerson offered itsproperty at 325 Church S t r e e ~ a building

slated for demolition, to be used as aresidence. After selecting a site, theCo-op then needed a mortgage.On Christmas Eve, 1968, a $5.4 milliondollar mortgage was finally approved bythe CHMC. Many problems arose, but thebuilding finally opened and by August15, 1970, all the spots were filled.

SOWHO ISMR. NEILL-WYCIK?

Well, the building was actually namedafter three individuals: Wycik was the lastname of Aurilee and Raymond Wycik,two warm hearted individuals who ran asmall cafeteria in Ryerson's Kerr Hall.Wycik College sounded a lot like WycliffeCollege, a divinity school at theUniversity of Toronto so Kathy thensuggested adding on A.S.Neill's name .Neill was the Principal of Summerhill,one of the most successful English freeschools. The group admired his workand the principle behind a 'free school'.In December 1986,work began on theMarten's Wing(aka the McGillWing). After several delays, theMarten's Wing wasopened in January 1988.In 1995, with much fanfare, Neill-Wycikcelebrated its 25th Anniversary andSeptember 2000 marked our 30thAnniversary!


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Principles Of Co-OperationWE WELCOME YOU TO THIS COMMUNITY CALLEDNEILL-WYCIKBecause we are such a diverse and large mini-community, we needcertain PRINCIPLES and GUIDELINES to keep our world sane and happy.

Please read them and strive to be a good member of the community.

1) Open and VoluntaryMembershipYou must be a full-time student to beaccepted into Neill-Wycik and we tryto achieve a 50/50 male to femaleratio. Apart from these guidelines,anyone can become a Memberregardless of social, political, ethnicor religious affiliation.2) Democratic ControlMembers elect the Board ofDirectors at Neill-Wycik. Any rentincrease or major policy change mustbe passed at a general meeting opento all Members. If you have a criticism, or suggestion, you can expressit at a board meeting, to the staff, orat a general meeting.3) ApoliticalNeill-Wycik doesn't take sides on thepolitical spectrum. We will not makedonations to one political party norwill we become involved in politicalmovements for change not directlyrelated to housing. We do, however,respect any Member's activities inthese areas.

4) A Co-operativeEducational Environment< Neill-Wycik is not just a place tohang your hat By bringing a group'of people together from around theworld, and supplying them withprivate and communal space, wehope to teach the art of co-operation.By encouraging opportunities forvolunteering and for working, wehope to create an environmentwhere our Members can developpersonal skills while contributing totheir community. 1.5) Non-ProfrtWe take in a certain amount ofmoney from housing charges and thehotel and spend it on maintenance,salaries, mortgages, utilities and otherexpenses.Anything left goes into thereserves for major repairs, capitalexpenditures etc. There is no personor group of people who benefit if wehave a surplus; we all share in ourfinancial successes and failures.6) Community andCo-operationNeill-Wycik's objective is to promoteand build community and relationships with surrounding communitiesand co-operatives locally, nationallyand internationally.

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Governance & The Boardof DirectorsLET THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE BE HEARD!

Since governance at Neill-Wycik is aco-op, everyone who lives here has astake and voice in decisions madeaffecting Neill-Wycik. This could be thecolour of the lobby, how much to spendon renovations and what is acceptablebehaviour. We discuss and pass by-lawsthat govern how we live within thebuilding as a membership.Board meetingsMost of this is done through your Boardof Directors. The Board of Directors are12 members who volunteer their time toensure the building is operating to thestandard expected by the membership.The board meets twice a month, in theMeeting Room (2nd Floor McGill Wing)at 7:00pm. All members are welcome toattend a meeting.

Annual General MeetingYou elect the Board at the AnnualGeneral Meeting (AGM) held everyspring. If you have CONCERNS ,QUESTIONS, or SUGGESTIONS we arealways glad to hear them . Each BoardMember has a mailbox at the front desk.If you wish to communicate with anyoneon the Board, this would be the first step.After receiving your note, the BoardMember will contact you if necessary, todiscuss the matter further. If you wouldlike to meet with the Board as a whole,leave a message for the CorporateSecretary who will contact you for thenext meeting.

Here is who is who on the Board of Directors:Back Row (L to R): Derek Nicholls, Patrick Casey, Rikki Bharadwaj, Gordon WarrenMiddle Row: Jason Cepin, Kristie Vinet, Sara Dubuc, Rupauk Sircar, Kevin BaileyFront:Bryan Partington


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By-LawsNW BY-LAWS, WHAT DO THEY MEAN TO YOU,THE MEMBER?Neill-Wycik is a mini-city of 780 PEOPLEliving in one environment completewith our own community security,maintenance crew, recreational facilities ,board of directors, and our very ownBy-Laws to ensure peace reignsthroughout the building.As a good member of Neill-Wycik, it isimportant for you to FAMILIARIZEYOURSELF with the policies andBy-Laws. Remember that the By-Lawswere proposed, argued, voted and passedby you, the Member! When you sign thatOccupancy Agreement you have agreedto abide by these simple rules of courtesyand behaviour. If you want more detail,full copies of the By-Laws are available inthe office or you can ask yourCommunity Assistant.There are CONSEQUENCES if you fail toabide by the By-Laws, but we sincerelyhope you will never have to get familiarwith them.By-Laws: What are they?Why should I care?You need to know what they are andfollow them. If you donl there areconsequences.Here's what can happen:LETTER: You'll get a letter from the officeasking you to a meeting . If you've brokena minor rule, you'll be invited to theMember Relations Committee(MRC)Meeting. If you've broken a major rule,you'll be invited to the Board. The letterinviting you to the Board is a legaldocument (Schedule F) ; read it carefully.MEETING: Go. This is your chance toexplain what happened. If you can 't go,send a letter or someone to representyou. If you donl the Board or MRC will

decide your consequences inyour absence.2ND LETTER: You 'll get a letter from theBoard or MRC letting you know theirdecision. If the letter from the Board isa Schedule G&H, it is also a legaldocument. Again, read it carefully.APPEAL: You can appeal a decision ofthe MRC at a Board meeting. You canappeal an eviction decision as well.Talk to the Community DevelopmentCo-ordinator or the office for moreinformation about these options.

A SUMMARY OF THE MOSTIMPORTANT BY-LAWS: Please contribute your two hours tothe Member Contribution Program -it benefits everyone! Neill-Wycik promotes a drug free,responsible environment. There are absolutely no pets exceptsmall caged ones in multi-units, andpets are not allowed to wanderthe halls. Attend the Annual General Meeting(AGM) and participate in electing yourBoard of Directors. Please have fun while you live here,but remember that pranks such astampering with fire safety equipmentand alarms or throwing things outwindows will affect your residency.

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Rent Q& AWHAT EVERY GOOD MEMBER NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUTHOUSING AND RENTQ Am I a Term Payer?A If you live in a multi-unit then youare a term payer, which means that

you will be paying your rent at thebeginning of each semester (ie.September to December is due onSeptember 1st).Q How do I go aboutgetting Monthly Status?A To be eligible for monthly status thereare two methods.

1. Employment Application(minimum of 25 hours weekly)

Please do not let strangers into thebuilding when you enter. Try tolook out for your neighbours andremember, you are responsiblefor the actions of your guests andmust sign them in. Please remember to pay your rent

on time. Please treat all members, guests andstaff with courtesy and respect.H a r a s s m e n ~ threats and assaults orimpeding the quiet enjoyment ofother members living environmentare not tolerated.

Please respect the property of NeillWycik and members and report anydamage or vandalism. Please keep your private bedroom

and unit clean.

2. Parents Application (the member andparents are accepting responsibility formonthly rent payments).Both methods are subject to approval bythe bookkeeper. Please note that there aredeadlines to apply for monthly status.Please contact the bookkeeper for moreinformationQ What if there is a delay ingetting my OSAP?A You must immediately contact ourBookkeeper and bring a copy of your'Student Information Document' in

order to receive a deferral. There isno deferral for your first month ormaintenance deposit. This must bereceived before you can move intothe building. If there is a delay inreceiving your OSAP please contactthe Bookkeeper immediately.Q What if I can't pay by thefirst of the month?A Please contact the Bookkeeperbefore the first of the month to make

arrangements for a rent deferral. A$25late fee will be charged. Under certaincircumstances this fee may be waived.Q What happens whenI am in arrears?A When you are in arrears the first stepis you will receive a letter informingyou of a balance owing, includingyour $25 late fee. If payment is notreceived by the date outlined inthe late letter, you will receive a

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Occupancy Agreement (aka your lease)OCCUPANCY AGREEMENT OVERVIEW(WHAT DOES THAT LEASE SAY ANYWAY?)

Each member signs an occupancy agreement. Acopy of the occupancy agreement isavailable at the Front Desk or in the 22nd floor office but here are the 'HOT HIGHLIGHTS: You should acq uaint yourself with the occupancy agreement and the by-lawsas these two items govern the way you must conduct yourself. Details andfurther information must be taken from the actual occupancy agreement.

1 Members planning to move before theiroccupancy agreement expires must givetwo months notice (from the first of themonth) and sign a Notice to Vacate. Thereis a $50.00 administration fee for breakingthe occupancy agreement2) Members must get permission of theCo-operative to paint or decorate unit.3) Members must keep their unit clean andnot allow garbage to accumulate as this canencourage mice. Members must clean theirunit BEFORE terminating their occupancy,or be subject to a cleaning charge.4) Members agree to pay for repair andmaintenance of his/her unit and fixtures ifrepairs are needed because of damagecaused by the Member, the Member'sguests or friends.5) Members agree to report all damage toCo-op immediately.6) The Co-op has the right to enter units incase of emergencies, as per Bylaws, forexterminators, room checks, maintenancerepairs, alterations, decorations or to showunit to new Members.7) Members should purchase fire/extendedinsurance coverage to cover his/her owngoods and furnishings. Neill-Wycik'scoverage only covers the building andequipment of Neill-Wycik.8) Members agree to promote principles ofthe Co-operative and to abide by itsCharter, Bylaws, Rules, Regulations, Policiesand Decisions adopted by the Board and its

Committees.This includes the Member'sfamily, visitors etc.9) It is the Member's responsibility todetermine the policies relevant to hisconduct ignorance is not a sufficient excusefor a breach of conduct10) Members who are in default of theoccupancy agreement or his/her dutiesunder the Charter or Bylaws may haveMembership terminated by resolutionpassed by the Board of Directors. TheMember will receive 10 days notice of themeeting of the Board at which theresolution will be considered . The Membermay appear to make submissions on theirbehalf. Termination: will occur on the datespecified by Board of Directors in itsResolution, but the date will not be lessthan 10 days after the hearing. Furtherdetails are available on the occupancyagreement11) The Co-operative is not liable fordamage to property entrusted to employeesof the Co-op or loss of any property bytheft or otherwise. The Co-operative isnot liable for injury or damage to personsor property.12) The Co -operative is governed by theCo-op Corporations Act NOT the Landlordand Tenant Act.13) The waiver form within the agreementabsolves Neill-Wycik of any responsibilitywhile Members use any of the SACfacilities or common areas or attendany events.

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Community Assistants ProgramCOMMUNITY ASSISTANTS ORIENT NEW MEMBERS

We have Community Assistants to orientnew members to the building and area,support members in completing theirMember Contribution Program Hours(this is where you get involved!), promoteco-operative principles, and providestart up and resource help to clubsand committees.

What Does My CA Do For Me?If you have questions about the building,if you wish to start a club or committee,if you are not sure what to do for yourMember Contribution Program hours, ifyou need help in organizing a cleaningschedule for a multi-unit, then callyour CAl

Membership Contribution ProgramA Bit of BackgroundThe aim of a student-housing co-operativeis to provide housing that is affordableand responsive to the particular needs ofstudents. Aco-op is affordable becausemembers give their time in different waysand responsive because each member hasa voice in decision-making.

How do I get involved?Contact your CA.Who keeps track of what I do?Your CA will enter the hours you havecompleted in the Neill Wycik database.

THE LIST OF IDEAS INCLUDE: Joining a club or committee or startone yourself (talk to your CA first).

Some committees from previousyears; Movie, Newsletter, ReadingBuddies, Social Awareness,Environment and Fundraising(for local charities). Outreach work; if you are aware ofan organization that needs volunteers,talk to your CAl We have prOVidedbaked goods to a local women'sshelter and sandwiches for theSalvation Army. Run for the Board of Directors! We

have elections at the Annual GeneralMembers' Meeting. You can nominate

yourself or have someone do it foryou. It is the quickest way toimmerse yourself in Wycik culture. Organize an event for your floor orthe whole building! SAC can beapproached to finance good ideas.Forms are available from your CA.

Participate in fund raising andblood drives. Attend Board forums, work on apolicy taskforce or respond to surveysto help with co-op governance. Ask about maintenance tasks and

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Social Activity Committee (SAC)Welcome to SAC!

SAC is a committee of the Board of Directors.Our purpose is to ensure that YOU, the member,have fun here at Wycik.SAC MEETINGS

SAC holds meetings EVERY 1ST & 3RDSUNDAY OF EACH MONTH. Agendasfor each meeting are posted by theelevators on each floor. If you wish to geton the agenda, call ext 6006 and leaveyour name, unit and phone number.Someone from SAC will contact you andgive you all the necessary information

SAC AND ITS FACILITIESWycik has some GREAT facilities , andmembers are welcome to use all of them!But before you do, you MUST get aNW photo ID Card and sign your lease.The lease includes a general waiver formfor using the facilities. You can obtainyour photo ID when you move into thebuilding.

FACILITY FUNDSEvery month $6.00 of your rent createsour annual budget TO FUND facilities ,educational & social events and clubs &committees.Get the most of your $6.00-GET INVOLVED!

WANNAHELP?We always needpeople to help!Join one of the manySAC positions.It's a fun &easy way to

meet peopleand get your MCP hours!

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Positions on SACSOCIAL ACTIVITYCOMMITTEE

SAC Chair -Conducts meetings and isthe liaison between SAC and the Boardof Directors.SAC Secretary -Takes the minutesat the meetings and creates the agendasfor the meetings.Administrator -Ensures that SACdoesn't overspend its budgetCommunicationsCo-ordinator - Informs you of whatSAC is up to by posting notices, phonemessages etc.Events Co-ordinator-Plans events for you to enjoy with thehelp of the Events Committee.FacilityCo-ordinator-Meets with the FacilityManagers once a monthto ensure that everythingis running well with ourfabulous facilities.C.A. Liaison -SAC'slink between itself andyour friendly neighbourhood CommunityAssistants.General Positions- (2 spots) -Members whocome to the SAC meetings,give their valuable adviceand help out when they'reneeded.

FACILITYMANAGERSAll the SAC facilities here at Wycik aremanaged by dedicated members. TheseFacility Managers and AssistantFacility Managers are responsible forkeeping their facility running, providingorientations to members and meetingwith the Facility Co-ordinator once anmonth.

EVENTSCOMMITTEEThe FUN PEOPLE.This committee ismade up of 14 members responsible forhelping the Events Co-ordinator plan andrun events for the members.LIKE THROWING PARTIES?THEN THE EVENTS COMMITTEE ISFOR YOU!

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NW FacilitiesSAC FUNDED FACILITIES '$0

Games/Sports Equipment [Il:n ]You can sign out a number of differentboard games through the front desk. Youcan also get baseball gear, volleyballS, basketballs, tennis and badminton racquets.Basketball Net - Back Alley [ Il:n ]Available from 10 a.rn. to 10 p.rn.Members must sign out at the front desk.Check with the facility manager if you haveany questions.TVNCRlDVD Carts [Il:n ]Members may use this for their commonareas or for holding a movie night in theirlounge. For this facility there is a three hourtime limit .Weight Room - 2nd floorMcGill Wing [Il:n ]Fully equipped with a universal gym, freeweights, lifecycles, stairclimber and exercisemats and a new elliptical cross trainer.Sewing Room - 2nd FloorMcGill Wing [Il:n ] [0 ]This room offers industrial sewingmachines, serger machines, pattern draftingtables, a judy and an iron.Meeting Room - 22nd FloorMcGill Wing [Il:n]Meeting tables, chairs, erasable board .. .excellent place for studying and holdingclub and committee meetings.Steamer Room and AN Equipment- Basement Level [Il:n] [0]Located on the basement level the steamerroom is available for parties and functionsfor members. It is equipped with acassette/cd stereo system, a video projectionTV screen, a VCR and lighting system.

Photo Shop - Basement Level[1l:n ] [0]Equipped for processing black and whitefilm, it has a film processing room, photomount machine and Jobo processor. Pleasesupply your own film & chemicals.Woodshop - Basement Level[b ] [0 ]Tools and equipment to build anything yourimagination desires. Remember to clean upafter yourself.Sauna - Basement Level [h]Located in the basement the sauna isequipped with a change room and twoshowers. Hours are posted on the door andthe code is 15-4.Hanke Lounge - 22nd FloorLocated on the 22nd floor, the Hanke isfurnished with comfortable couches forcasual conversation . It features air-conditioning and an excellent view of Lake Ontario.Door code is 1-2-5.Computer Lab - 22nd Floor [h]The lab is located on the 22nd floor, withaccess through the Hanke Lounge.Six computers and a printer are availablefor your use.Barbeques - 5th and 23rd FloorRoof DecksEach roof deck has two gas poweredbarbeques for your use.Billiards Room - 2nd Floor[ ll:n]Sign out this popular facility at the frontdesk and catch up with your pool and tablesoccer skills. It has it's own darts and stereo.TV Lounge - 22nd FloorJust off of the laundry room, this facilityprovides comfy couches and pay-tvchannels; a nice way to relax whiledoing laundry.- - - - 12 - - - -

LEGEND[Il:n] Facility needs to besigned out at thefront desk.[0] Facility requires specialorientation from thefacility manager. Timesand dates are postedthroughout the building,or you can call the SACvoicemail at extension6006 to request anorientation.

NONSAC FACILITIES THAT ARE OPEN AREASAVAILABLE TO ALL MEMBERSPublic PhonesLocated on the lobby level and the22nd floor.Pop MachinesYou'll find several machines throughoutthe building. including the Cafe Qobbylevel) and in the Hanke Lounge onthe 22nd floor.Roof DecksRoof decks are located on the4th and 5th floors as well as the23rd floor. There is no alcoholor glass permitted on the roofdecks ever! Keep in mind thatthese facilities are monitoredby security.

PhotocopierLocated in the Cafeteria and its only5 a copy.Laundry RoomsWe have two laundry rooms, one is onthe 4th floor McGill wing with a doorcode of 1-2-5, and the larger laundryroom is on the 22nd floor.

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nred of slowInternet service?

Contact the 22nd floor officefor information

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Communication Guide~ " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " l fNEILL-WYCIK TELEPHONE SYSTEM (NWTEL)

As part of your co-op service, Neill-Wycikhas installed state of the art equipmentin order to provide you with a suite oftelephone services. The benefits of thissystem vs. Bell Canada are:)0;-- Savings of approximately $15 permonth plus $30 savings on theinstallation fee.)0;-- Free phone transfers withinNeill-Wycik)0;-- Improved communication betweenadministration and the membership.)0;-- All the revenues collected goback into Neill-Wycik for buildingimprovements.

NWTEL GUIDE CONTENTSPageHow to Sign-up for yourLong Distance Code . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .16

Making Calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16Telephone Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Sprint Canada Long Distance . . . . . . .17Your Voice Mailbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Service Issues and Troubleshooting . .18Billing and Payment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18At the End of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Numbers to Remember . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

Any inquiries regarding your longdistance service should be directed to:Sprint Canada CustomerService

1 800-496-440124 hours a day, 7 days a week

WHAT'S IN THIS GUIDE?This guide has been prepared tohelp you get the most out of yourservice. It's full of helpfulinformation about:)0;-- using your voice mailbox)0;-- making local and longdistance calls)0;-- Sprint Canada longdistance rates

In partnership with Sprint Canada,Neill-Wycik Co-operative College ispleased to offer you our phone package,which includes the follOwing:Neill-Wycik Co-operative CollegeLocal Telephone Service)0;-- Multi unit members will receive alocal telephone line, voice mail, callwaiting, wake-up calls, call forwardingand conference calling withinthe Co-op. Other members at theiroption are required to pay $20 per

month - for a Wycik phone.Sprint Canada Long Distance)0;-- You will receive your own Sprint LongDistance Code to use when you makelong distance calls from any phonewithin Neill-Wycik. This code willallow you to receive a long distancebill itemizing your long distancecalls only.)0;-- Sprint Canada rates offer you longdistance calling for as little as 10 perminute throughout N. Americaanytime.


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Communication Guide~ \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ fHOW TO SIGN UP FOR Directory Assistance (local orYOUR SPRINT CANADA long distance)LONG DISTANCE CODE

Sprint Canada Long Distance applicationscan be picked up at Neill-Wycik's mainoffice on the 22nd Floor and from thesecurity staff at the front desk. Just fillthem out and bring them into themain office.MAKING CALLS

Neill-Wycik DirectoryDial 4000, press 4 and follow theinstructions.Neill-Wycik SecurityDial 2322.EmergencyDial 9+911.Calls within Neill-WycikDial the last four digits of thetelephone number.SAC Voice MailDial 6006.Board Voice MailDial 6007.Tips Lines (for confidentialreporting of security incidences)Dial 8477.Local CallsDial 9 + the local telephone number.Long Distance Calls(within Canada & the US.)Have your Sprint access codes ready, Dial8 + 1, and then follow the voice prompts.Toll-free CallsDial 9 + (1 800, 1 888 or 1 877) +telephone number. (Your SPRINT code isnot required.)

Dial 9 then 0 and wait 3-5 seconds forthe operator.TELEPHONE FEATURESHold

To place a call on hold, allowing you toplace or receive other calls, press the linkbutton on the telephone, and then dialaccess code 66. To retrieve a caller placedon hold, dial access code 68 at the sametelephone. To retrieve the call fromanother room, dial access code 67 plus theextension number where you placed thecall on hold.Call ForwardingIf you want to forward every callautomatically (follow me) to someoneelse's extension, lift the h a n d s e ~ dial code60 (you will hear the feature tone), dial thenumber your calls will be forwarded to(you will hear the assurance tone) andthen hang up. To cancel this feature, liftthe handset and dial 78 at your ownextension, then hang up. To forward yourcalls to another room from another room

here), dial code 69 followed by yourextension number. To cancel, dial code 78from your own phone.Conference CallsTo speak with two people at once, dial oneparty, press the link button (hearthe feature tone), dial the third party,announce the conference to the third partyand press the link button again to engagethe conference. All parties arenow connected.Wake-up CallsTo set a wake-up call, lift the handset andhit the Wake Up button. Enter 2 digits for

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Communication Guide~ \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f \ f ' "the hour and 2 digits for the minuteusing the 24-hour format. Asolid returndial tone confirms correct setting and abroken dial tone means the wake-up callwas not set correctly. To cancel the wakeup call, pick up the handset and dial #47.Weekly Informationand UpdatesHit the Info button on your phone or dial7777 to hear important information. Thisinformation is updated every Monday sobe sure to check it every week.SPRINT CANADA LONGDISTANCE

Neill-Wycik partners with SPRINTCANADA to offer discount long distanceservices to our members. Making longdistance calls has never been cheaper.With Sprint Canada rates, you can makelong distance calls for as little as 10 perminute. You will also get some of the bestinternational rates you'll find anywhere.Contact Sprint Canada at1 800-496-4401 for detailsYOUR VOICE MAILBOX

Voice Mail is an automated answeringservice that will give callers theopportunity to leave you a message.If you are a voice mail subscriber andwould like to access the system:~ Dial 4000 OR Press the voice mailbutton on your phoneOR If you're outside Neill-Wycik, dial416-204-2800.~ Press # to identify yourself as amailbox subscriber, then,

~ Dial your extension.~ Dial your security code (the initialcode is 1234).

Helpful Voice Mail Tips~ To bypass someone else's greeting,press the >:< button to go directly tothe beep.

~ While in voice mail, you may identifyyourself as a mailbox subscriber fromany point in the auto attendant bypressing the # button.

~ While listening to someone's greeting,you can always dial another extensionnumber to direct your call elsewhere.Initializing Your MailboxInitial requirementsIn order to use the voice mail systemeffectively, and to ensure the privacy ofyour messages, you will be forced tocomplete the following three steps thefirst time you access your mailbox:1. Change Your Security Code:For your privacy, the systemrequires you to change your securitycode from the default code (1234).Once you've entered your mailboxwith the default code, follow the voiceprompts to enter a new security code.2. Record Your Name: You will be

prompted to record your name.Record your first and last name inyour own voice. This will identify youthroughout the system, as verificationfor callers leaving you a message, aswell as in the student directory of theautomated attendant.3. Record Your Personal Greeting:This is a greeting recorded by you,which will be played to your callerswhen you are unavailable to answeryour calls.

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Communication Guide~ " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " t fVOICE MAILINSTRUCTIONS

Listen to next message . . . . . . . . . .... .5Listen to previous message . . . . . . .. .15Listen to saved messages . . . . . . . . . .192Save message .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Delete message .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Record or change greeting . . . . . . .4Turn on . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Turn of . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . ..2Listen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5Record new greeting . . .. . . . . . . . .6Leave unchanged .. .. . . . .... .. . . #=

Initiate exit . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . .. .9End the session .. .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Cancel exit . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. :

SERVICE ISSUES ANDTROUBLESHOOTINGIf you are experiencing a problem withyour phone set or your local service,please call the front desk. Do not callBell Canada. They will not be able toassist you.If you are experiencing problems placingor receiving calls, please check below:

~ Please ensure the telephone numberyou've been assigned is correct. If youwant to double check, dial 0 and askthe front desk staff.~ Try both jacks.

~ Try a different telephone (borrow onefrom your roommate if you can).~ If you are getting a fast dial tonewhen you pick up the phone, the callforwarding feature may be toclear this hit ':=#=':=#=.

Long Distance InquiriesSprint Canada Customer Servicerepresentatives are available 24 hours aday, 7 days a week at 1 800-496-4401 toanswer any questions you may haveabout your long distance service, such as:

~ making long distance calls~ billing issues~ long distance service issues~ information on rates and chargesTroubleshooting Hints

~ Check your Sprint Codes and thetelephone number you are calling.~ Check your telephone cord for fraying(which may cause static).~ Try your call from another room. If itis successful, the problem may bewith your telephone set.~ If you have reached a recording, listento the full recording for an identifyingnumber (the recording number isusually given at the end of themessage). Please make note of therecording number so you can provideit to your Customer ServiceRepresentative.BILLING AND PAYMENT

Each month you will receive a bill fromSprint Canada for your long distanceservice. Your Sprint Canada invoice is areceipt of the amount debited fromyour account.Paying your Sprint Canada BillAt the present time the only methods ofpayment for Sprint Canada LongDistance with our service is viaPre-authorized payment of your bankaccount or credit card.

Communication Guide~ " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " t fChanging your Address

Your Sprint Canada invoice will bemailed to your Neill-Wycik addressunless you indicate otherwise on yourapplication form. Please notify SprintCanada immediately of any change inyour co-op or home address.

AT THE END OF THE YEARAt the end of the school year or uponmove-out be sure to contact SprintCanada if you want them to send yourlast invoice to your permanent address oranother address, please call theirCustomer Service department at1 800-496-4401 to let them know.

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Our Team!OFFICE STAFF FULL-TIME MAINTENANCE

Peter Allen Larry Louisy Cecil Chapman

Norinne Burgess Melissa Wilkes Dan Hachey

Josh Cannon Emma Davis Kersti O'Hara

HOTEL STAFF

Ryan Morris Brigitte Boch- - - - 20 - - - -

Chris Alivantov

Vladimir Badanjak

ANDLET'SNOTFORGETthe other,

part time,maintenancestaff withoutwhom thebuilding couldnot function!

SecurityA FEW REMINDERS ABOUT SECURITY IN THE BUILDING:Entering the BuildingDuring the school year, the ENTRANCEDOORS ARE LOCKED, please use yourswipe card and don't let anyone in whoisn't a member. The security staff willalways ask you for your ID to make surethey know who you are. All Guests MUSTsign in at the front desk,and must showvalid photo ID (ie student card ordrivers license)LockoutsIf you lock yourself out of your unit thereis a charge of $5.00 that must be paidimmediately. If you lose your key and arein a multi-unit you will be asked to payfor the charge to replace all locks in themulti-unit This could cost up to $100.00.

GuestsYou are RESPONSIBLE FOR YOURGUESTS, so make sure you know whoyou are letting into your unit, especially ifyou share a multi-unit You have the rightto make a complaint if your unitmate isallowing a friend to stay overnight in yourunit without your permission and NOGUEST may stay more than 10 aggregatenights in a multi-unitNoise/PartyingMembers have THE RIGHT TO QUIETenjoyment of their environment If amember complains of excessive noise,security will come up to address the issuewith you. Your co-operation is muchappreciated.

FIRE ALARMS!!!!!!!!!When a fire alarm sounds you shouldimmediately leave the building usingthe designated fire stairwells located ateach end of your hallway. Security willrespond within the first 2-3 minutes ofthe alarm and proceed with theinvestigation process.Important things for you to knowduring a fire alarm: Elevators do not work, use the stairs,you are putting yourself in dangerwhile waiting. Do not take time to gatherbelongings. Make sure all windows and doors areshut, even in the bathrooms! Make sure all major appliances are

off. Leaving something on the stovewhile you are gone may result innew fire.

Listen to Security at all times.Security will not hesitate, they have aspecific job to do and interfering withthat puts you and others in danger. When out side of the building besure to stay clear of all doors so that

fire fighters can easily access thebuilding.Important fire prevention: Keep all doorways clear. All units use fire doors that preventthe spread of fire. Propping themopen allows fire to access other areasand spread easily. Never leave and unsupervisedstove/oven/microwavelhotplate.For complete fire procedureinstructions p lease feel free tocontact your CA or a member ofyour Neill-Wycik Security Team.

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SecurityNW COMMUNITY SECURITY

i) Neill-Wycik's CommunitySecurity consists ofapproximately tenCommunity SecurityRepresentatives (CSRs).The CSRs are extensive-ly trained Wycik memberswho provide front desk andsecurity services including administeringfirst aid and handling emergencysituations 24 hours a day.

The team is COMMUNITY MINDED inits approach and they try to build closeties with members to monitor the building for potential safety and security problems. When the CSR approaches youwith any requests or questions, they aretrying to ensure that the rights of allmembers are being observed, so pleaseassist them in every way possible.

ACCESSIBILITYSecurity is accessible 24 HOURS ADAYat 977-2322, or if you have a Neill-Wycikphone, just press the "Security" button. Ifyou have an emergency, a complaint or aquestion, call anytime and the person onduty will be happy to assist you.

NOTE: FOR LIFE-THREATENINGSITUATIONS, PLEASE CALL9-911 FIRST.

T. I.P.SIf you have noticed an incident and don'twish to be identified, call TIPS extension8477 to report anything unusual. We willfollow up.

SURVEILLANCEOur staff monitor all entrances , parkinglot and roof deck areas through ClosedCircuit Tv. They also monitor theelevators, respond to fire alarms, noise,harassment vandalism and other securityissues. NOTE: Please read this manualfor a brief review of the by-laws as theywill be enforcing them.

REMEMBER ...We are VERY lucky to have so manygreat members who never cause anyproblems, but there are always a fewwho decide to push the limits. REMEMBER ignorance is not an excuse in thebuilding, educate yourself, talk to yourCommunity Assistant and if you didn'tget to an orientation session on theby-laws, get a copy of them from yourCommunity Assistant.

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Front Desk ServicesWHAT CAN YOU GET AT THE FRONT DESK?

THE FOLLOWING SERVICES ARE AVAILABLEAT THE FRONT DESK:Maintenance AssistanceIf you need something done to yourunit tell the desk staff who will enterin a maintenance request on thedatabase for you.LockoutsIf you are locked out of your unit wecan open the door for you but there isa $5.00 charge (this is to try to getmembers to remember their keys).Fax Service416-2046712 you can receive faxesand send faxes. (Note: There is acharge).PhotocopyingLocated in the cafeteria . only 5 centsa copy!Message Centre For All...Message Board forAdministration, Staff, Clubs,CommitteesFeel free to leave messages here forpick up for ANY of these people.

ChangeNeed change . for laundry? .. photocopies? Whatever the need, we've gotchange.Mail and Parcel Pick-upMailboxes are past the elevators but ifyou receive a large parcel you will geta notice and can pick it up right here.Cleaning SuppliesIf you need new cleansers, light bulbsor just need a vacuum, make a trip tothe front desk and sign it out Its aseasy as thatFacilitiesAny SAC facility, games or sportsequipment can be signed out here.SAC Information/EventsUpdatesGet information here or sign up forevents.Tide/BounceYou've run out of soap or forgottenyour fabric softener single use boxesavailable: $1.00 each.

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MaintenanceWE HAVE ADOPTED YOUR PARENT'S RULES:Clean your room

If you make a mess,clean it up!Ill, That's the jist of what youhave to remember while- you live here.If you live in a shared u n i ~you have to EQUALLYSHARE the responsibility of keepingyour unit clean and damage free . If youfail to do so, we have to charge you,which we really don 't like to do. Thereare two annual inspections performedevery term in the multi-units to makesure you are keeping your unit clean.WARNING! The average cost to cleana unit is $325.00 by a contract cleaningcompany and we have charged membersin the past. This is shared EQUALLYamongst all members, unless you reportin writing to your Community Assistantthat your unitmates refuse to sharethe cleaning.

NEED SUPPLIES?WE ENCOURAGE a clean building sowe supply everything you need! You canget garbage bags, cleansers, light bulbs,rubber gloves, vacuums and putty at thefront desk. What could be easier?

MOVE-IN INSPECTIONFORMAs a member, you are responsible forfilling in your MOVE-IN INSPECTIONFORM. Please complete it within 15days after move-in. This form may beyour only recourse in any damagedeposit dispute. Hand it into thefront desk.

Upon m o v e - o u ~ you will also be requiredto fill in a MOVE-OUT INSPECTIONFORM. Once the form is filled pleasehand it into the front desk. Maintenancewill arrange to inspect your unit.If there are any discrepancies betweenthe move-in and move-out forms, youwill be charged according to the damage.KEYS

If your keys are NOT RETURNED atmove-out you will be charged $10.00.LOST KEYS to a multi-unit may costmore as we will have to charge forchanging all the locks in the unit. LOSTACCESS cards cost $20.00 to be replacedand can be replaced at the Front Desk.

PLEASE NOTE THAT Only use putty supplied bymaintenance to put up posters,tape will remove paint Do no t drill holes foradditional shelving, and do not

paint your unit -put in a requestto do so and maintenance willassist you. AND remember there IS NOSTORAGE SPACE .n NeillWycik, so you cannot bring yourown furniture for multi-units.

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The HotelEMAIL: [email protected]

One of the unique thingsabout Wycik is that weconvert approximatelyhalf our unitsinto a hotelevery summer!Yep -a regular hotel withvisitors from all OVER THEWORLD. Many students leaveWycik in the summer whenschool is over which leavesus a partially emptybuilding. What could haveresulted in an enormousfinancial problem for Wycik(we still have to pay ourmortgage, our utilities, property taxesand other operating costs) we insteadoperate a profitable summer hotel.

Employment OpportunitiesThe hotel has also benefited members byproviding SUMMER EMPLOYMENT toover 35 people in housekeeping, frontdesk and the cafeteria. During May andJune, when we have hotel vacancies, weare able to p a i n ~ patch and fix up theunits that may have experienced damagethrough the school year thus limitingdisruption to members.The Word is Getting Out!The hotel has grown and become morewell-known throughout the world.WEARE PUBLISHED in the famous "Let'sGo" guides, Trip Travel Guides,Frommer's, Fodor's and the CAA handbooks, Tourism Toronto maps, brochures,and many more. This advertising hasincreased the public's knowledge ofNeill-Wycik and has often been the reasonwe have attracted new members toNeill-Wycik during the school year.

HOTEL STATISTICS: Over 25,000 visitors a year. Almost 100% occupancy in !ateJuly and August The hotel does contribute to Wycik'sbudget every year. Our hotel web-site attracts thousandsof on-line visitors from allover theworld.

We have been given the distinction ofbeing the 'best hotel value in Toronto'from the famous Fodor's Guide.

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Neill-Wycik BursaryNEILL-WYCIK HAS A BURSARY PROGRAM!

THE NEILL-WYCIK BURSARY is anaward based on financial need, withoutundue emphasis on a student's academicstanding. There will be two bursaries of$500.00 each per school year available tomembers in financial need. One of thebursaries will be given in the fall, andthe remaining one will be given out inthe winter.

SOURCE OF BURSARYFUNDSMoney for the Bursary Program has beengenerously donated from the Board ofDirector's budget.

DISBURSEMENTWatch for signs showing when you canapply for the bursary. There are twoapplication periods, one in the fall andthe bursary is awarded at the end ofNovember, or early December. The otherbursary is in the winter semester andwill be awarded sometime in March.

ELIGIBILITYTO BE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY for a NeillWycik Bursary, you must be a member ingood standing and you must have livedat Neill-Wycik for a minimum of fourmonths at the time of application.Returning m embers who lived here for aminimum of four months last school yearare also eligible. You must be an undergraduate or teacher's college student whois currently enrolled in at least 51% of a

full course load, and you must have aminimum cumulative GPA of 2.0.Because graduate students can pursuealternate sources of funding, the Bursarywill not be open for them. The majorconsideration of the Bursary Committeewill be financial need, but your contributions to the Neill-Wycik community overand above minimal Member ContributionProgram requirements will also be animportant factor.

For more infonnatlonon the Nel-WydkBursary prosram,please feel free toinquire in the Co-opOffice on the22ndfloor.

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Unit LayoutsB UNIT

2 BedroomGerrard Wing Unit(unfurnished - 72 available)

BEDROOM BEDROOM-,.

A UNIT1 Bedroom Gerrard WingApartment(unfurnished - 40 available)

TWO-PERSON UNITS ANDAPARTMENTSHow Do I Apply for a 'B' Unit?These units do become availableoccasionally. If one comes up, theHousing Coordinator will post them inthe Laundry Room on the 22nd floor anddown in the lobby by the elevators.Because there are only two people in aB unit the person who is remaining inthe other half is allowed to interviewpeople for their next potential roommate.The Housing Coordinator will give youthe phone number and details on how toset this up with that person. REMEMBER,only members in good standing areallowed to move to another unit inthe building.How Do I Apply For An Apartment'1\ Unit or Bachelor 'K' Unit?Put your name on the waiting list.These do not come up that often and areallocated based on first come, first served,AND couples in the building get priority.The wait list is in the office upstairs.AGAIN, only members in good standingare allowed to apply for these units.

K UNITMcGill Wing BachelorApartment(unfurnished - 8 available)

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Unit LayoutsMULTI-UNITS BLUEPRINTS

Pictured on these two pages are layouts of themany different Unit styles in Neill-Wycik. If youare interested in moving from your present u n i ~drop by the office and speak with the HousingCo-ordinator. The availability of each Unit variesfrom month to month.

c/o UNIT5 or 6 personGerrard Wing

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H/J UNIT6 personMcGill Wing(furnished)

EUNIT5 personGerrard Wing(furnished)

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