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I was found responsible for the following:
1. Violation of room access (I had entered the room to "check it out").
2. Violation of health and safety procedures (The blanket fort was a fire hazard, and I did not report it to anyone).
3. Knowingly assisting in violation of college policy (I knew the fort was there, etc., and didn't say anything).
The entire suite (haha, sorry about that) was originally accused of alcohol and drug possession. The area coordinator basically told us that it was to "teach us a lesson" and scare us essentially. The drug and alcohol charges were dropped. So, I don't think that it even counts as a warning (or IA) since it was blatantly not true and we were found not responsible for any drug or alcohol use. Do you think I'd have to report that? Not trying to get away with anything, but I was found innocent (not appealed, or deleted, or petitioned, just dropped/found innocent because it didn't happen).
Also, I'm on my 4th year out of 5. So, unfortunately I was not a freshman. Other than this, I have been quite responsible throughout my college career.