Thefts raise concerns for security on campus
(02/14/12 11:03am)
Starting today, resident mentors in all residence halls on campus will be making routine checks to make sure students are locking their doors.
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Starting today, resident mentors in all residence halls on campus will be making routine checks to make sure students are locking their doors.
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