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Community Aquatics Center Webpage

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Lap Swim Etiquette, Lockers & Sauna Use

Lap swim lanes are marked FAST, MODERATE, and EASY; choose the lane that best matches your pace. To 1 lane assignment and reduce mid-lane conflicts, enter from the shallow end, start at the wall, and pause at corners to allow faster swimmers to pass. When three or more are sharing, use counterclockwise circle swimming; pass at the wall, not mid-lane. Kickboards and pull buoys are permitted only in the far-right lane during peak hours. Keep the deck clear—store fins and bottles in the cubbies and walk, never run, between lanes. Children may lap swim if they can continuously complete 50 meters without assistance.

Last week, lifeguards noted head-on encounters from “split-lane” attempts and several slips caused by gear left on the deck. 2, circle swim is mandatory during busy sessions, and deck clutter will be cleared to the storage rack. Shower quickly before entry to maintain water quality, and avoid strong fragrances. Lockers use four-digit day codes; please remove items before closing. Sauna use is limited to 10 minutes per round; sit on a towel, stay hydrated, and allow the door to close gently—no stretching across benches.

Arrive 3 10 minutes before your reserved slot to rinse, select an appropriate lane, and secure valuables. Headphones are required for personal audio; photography on the pool deck is not permitted. Report frayed lane lines or loose tiles to staff immediately. 4

Notice

City Observatory Webpage

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Star Party Telescope Etiquette & Light Policy

Our monthly star parties welcome beginners and experienced observers to view planets, nebulae, and seasonal constellations. To 1 dark adaptation and maintain instrument calibration, switch phones and watches to airplane mode with red-light filters, and avoid using white LEDs or camera flashes anywhere on the observing field. Tripods must be set within marked pads, and cables should be taped to prevent tripping. Please form a single line at each telescope and step aside after your turn so others may view. Drivers must park with headlights masked by volunteers and use the footpath to the field. Pets are not permitted on the observing lawn.

Last month, several visitors shone bright lamps while adjusting tripods, and green laser pointers drifted across sightlines. 2, volunteers will offer red cellophane covers, and laser pointers are restricted to presenters during guided tours. Keep conversations low and face away from the eyepiece to minimize stray light. Astrophotography is welcome in the designated corner; long exposures should not block walkway access. Please keep voices whisper-quiet 3 live constellation talks. If dew forms, heaters may be used at low power only.

Children must remain with a guardian at all times, and running on the field is prohibited. Do not touch focuser knobs without permission; say “hands off” if your setup is approached. In the event of lightning or high winds, follow staff instructions to the shelter hall. 4

Notice

Registrar’s Office Webpage

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Hall Entry, Materials & Academic Conduct

Final examinations are held in the Athletics Pavilion and Library Annex according to the seat map posted on the Exams Portal. To 1 seating and check-in, candidates must line up by row marker, present a photo ID with the admission slip, and place belongings in the supervised cloak area. Only HB/2B pencils, a block eraser, and a silent non-programmable calculator are permitted on the desk; clear water bottles without labels are allowed on the floor by your chair. Phones, smartwatches, earbuds, and digital styluses must be powered off and stored in your bag. Jackets may not be draped over seats; invigilators must be able to see your lap and wrists at all times.

Last term, several students sat in the wrong section and two calculators with stored formulas were discovered during routine checks. 2, invigilators will conduct random aisle inspections, and any device capable of wireless communication is prohibited inside the hall. Scratch paper is provided and must remain on your desk until collected. Raise your hand for assistance; restroom visits require an escort and your test materials will be sealed while you are away.

Doors open 40 minutes before the session and close at the start bell. Please arrive 3 20 minutes before your scheduled time to locate your seat, complete the cover sheet, and review instructions. You may not leave during the first 30 minutes or the final 15 minutes of the exam. In the event of a fire alarm, leave all materials on the desk and proceed to the muster point. 4

Notice

Botanical Garden Visitor Guide

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Night Illumination Walk — Entry, Pathways & Photography

The seasonal Night Illumination route winds through lantern-lit bamboo groves, reflective pools, and a projection garden. To 1 entry surges and protect light-sensitive specimens, guests should arrive in their assigned 15-minute window, keep to the one-way arrows, and pause only in marked viewing bays. Hand torches must use red filters; white beams are prohibited except in emergencies. Tripods are allowed in photo zones only; do not set legs on moss tiles or irrigation grates. Please speak softly—sound carries in the courtyards—and maintain clear access along bridges for wheelchair users. Food is not permitted on the path; lidded water may be sipped in rest areas.

Last festival, several visitors wandered off-route to shorten lines, and a few flash bursts washed out projection mapping. 2, attendants will meter groups at chokepoints, and staff may briefly hold entries to reset traffic. A map with quiet alcoves is posted at the gate; follow the firefly icons for the least crowded overlooks. Handheld tripods may extend 3 1.4 meters in photo zones and must be folded when moving between sets. Drones are not permitted anywhere on garden grounds. For wet evenings, anti-slip mats will be laid on stone steps; take small, careful steps and use the handrail.

If lightning is detected or winds exceed the safety threshold, the route may be altered to the Lantern Loop. Flash photography and bright screens are not allowed near the koi bridge or the fern ravine. 4