You will need a Web™ Access Card to operate the laundry machines. You should have received one during check-in, otherwise you may purchase a new card from the "Add Value" stations located in the Hamilton Commons, LLC North Lobby, or the Barnhart Lobby. Replacement cards cost five dollars and come with a pre-loaded value of three dollars. Washing will cost you seventy-five cents per load with no charge for drying.

Add value to your laundry card by visiting an "Add Value" station. Value can be added in increments of five dollars.

Laundry cards are treated the same as cash. There are no refunds for misplaced or lost cards as well as no refunds for any cash value left on your laundry card at check-out.

Cable television is accessed by connecting a coaxial cable from the bottom plug on the box to your cable-ready television. Please note that channels are subject to change.

More on how to connect your cable-ready TV to the box on your wall.

Residence Hall telephone service is provided through UO Telecommunications Services.

• To dial a campus number from your room or a callbox (346-####)
  Listen for dial tone, dial 6 + four digit extension (6-####)


• To dial off-campus local numbers
  Listen for dial tone, dial 9 + seven digit number (UO Telecom's list of local prefixes).


• To dial toll-free numbers
  Listen for dial tone, dial 9 + 1 + (800, 866, 877, 888) + seven digit number


• To report a telephone malfunction:
  Dial 6-7800 and leave your name, the number of the malfunctioning phone, the room number, telephone jack number and a brief description of the problem.


• To speak to a campus operator
  Listen for dial tone, dial 0

For more detailed information, go to the Telecommunications web site.

To obtain an Oregonet authorization code for long distance/international calls, request an application at your Area Desk and fill it out, or fill it out online. If you have a question about your Oregonet authorization code, call (541) 346-1023.

Phone Solicitation Warning:

The University of Oregon has recently received reports of a phone survey(s) whose solicitors are identifying themselves as related to the university. They are requesting personal information such as Social Security Numbers. Please be advised that officials at the University of Oregon have NO knowledge of such a university-sponsored phone survey, and thus have no reason to believe this is a legitimate survey.

All residence hall rooms receive telephone service, access to the UO Network, and cable television through the box in your room that looks like the one illustrated at right.

These boxes have the following features:

Telephone:
Plug 1. Only one telephone line exists per room. Plug two is not in use at this time. For telephone problems, contact (541) 346-7800, or check out the Telecommunications web site.

Ethernet
Plugs 3 & 4. You can access the Internet with a personal computer and proper network hardware and a CAT5 networking cable (Cable and hardware available at ResNet). CAT5 ethernet cable is $8-$12 depending on length. For help contact UONet at (541) 346-4223 or check out the UONet web site.

Cable Television:
Bottom plug. Any cable-ready television can be connected using a standard coaxial cable. For cable problems, contact (541) 346-7800, or check out the Telecommunications web site. Note: Coaxial cables are not available through ResNet.

Troubleshooting
When reporting trouble with any of the features of your box, please give the box number (upper left), and the plug number (above the plug) of the troublesome plug. Please do not damage or modify these boxes--they could cost from $300 to $1000 to repair, which will be charged to you if damage occurs.

Computer Security
Holes have been drilled in many desktops, to enable you to secure your computer equipment through the desk. If a hole is not already drilled, you may request one with a repair request at the Area Desk, or by calling the Maintenance Crew. You must furnish your own cables and lock; such locks are available at the UO Bookstore and most computer supply stores.

Recycling conserves natural resources, saves energy, and reduces pollution. By simply recycling paper, glass, metals, plastic containers, and cardboard boxes, you are making a difference! For instance, from summer 2005 through spring 2006, the residence halls and dining venues recycled more than 200 tons of paper and beverage containers. That figure continues to increase with each student choosing to recycle in the residence halls.

Use your room's recycling bin to help keep recyclable items separate from trash. Follow the recycling bin's guidelines for recycling paper, bottles, cans and cardboard. Recycling stations are located as follows:

Barnhart	Laundry rooms
Bean	Outside Caswell, Henderson, and Willcox halls
Carson	Basement
Earl	Behind Young and McClure halls
Hamilton	Outside next to Burgess and Spiller
LLC	North Building: Outside near basketball court South Building: Ground floor near elevator
Riley	Parking lot
Walton	Outside DeCou, Adams, Smith, and McAllister halls

Corrugated cardboard boxes should be flattened and taken to the exterior locations at your complex. Recycling facilities can be found all around campus as well.

Get involved! Contact the housing recycling center coordinator at (541) 346-0929 with ideas or questions or if you are interested in organizing recycling events on campus or in the residence halls.

6. Cleaning and Maintenance Services

7. Heater Operation

8. Electrical Restrictions