The table has been returned to K-21, thank you for its prompt return. A few of the chairs still seem to be missing, please return them ASAP. Best, Brandon (Cabot Tutor) ________________________________ From: McGhee, Brandon <bmcghee(a)hks.harvard.edu> Sent: Friday, October 28, 2022 12:15 PM To: cronkhite-open(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu <cronkhite-open(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu> Subject: [Cronkhite-open] [Community Standards Reminder]: Removal of Common Space Furniture is not allowed! Hi Cronks! The building managers have informed us that a table and four chairs have been removed from second floor kitchen (K-21). Accordingly, I am following up on Hailey's last email to re-emphasize that furniture should never be removed from common spaces and to remind you of the implications of liability in the case that this continues to occur. The removal of furniture from residential common spaces is a serious infraction. Per the Harvard College Student Handbook, residents share joint responsibility for the common areas of the suite, floor, entry, residence hall, or other common facilities and may be subject to joint assessment in the event loss or damage to such areas where University officials conclude that individual responsibility cannot be established. If you or someone you know is responsible for removing this furniture, please ensure that this furniture is returned ASAP. Thanks everyone and Happy Friday! Best, Brandon McGhee (Cabot Tutor) ________________________________ From: Hailey Brace <heb76(a)cornell.edu> Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2022 2:04 PM To: cronkhite-open(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu <cronkhite-open(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu> Subject: [Cronkhite-open] Notice: do not move dining chairs Hi Cronk, I'm writing because the building manager has asked me to remind you all not to move any furniture from/between common spaces. We've recently been finding dining chairs in the upstairs living spaces, which needs to stop. Thank you! -Hailey Brace (Currier Tutor)