Faster'n fast
Wow, classes haven't even started and already there's been an intruder in a girl's room. I guess Northwestern needs to lock more doors to prevent this kind of thing from every happening again.
A resident of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority woke up about 4 a.m. Monday [September 24, 2007] to find an intruder inside her third-floor room. [...] The incident came as the university has been working to institute new security measures for all of its on-campus housing. On Sept. 10, members of fraternities and sororities were notified that all doors in Greek houses would be locked, and that secondary doors would be alarmed in the future.
The only thing that's going to hinder intruders effectively is student awareness. You can't solve a social issue with technical measures, and Alan Cubbage (the vice-president of Northwestern university relations) knows it.
Cubbage said that students can help prevent similar incidents by using common sense, such as locking their doors at night and not letting strangers into their residence halls.(Security is) a joint effort,he said.Students have to be engaged and involved in it.
I am glad that nothing untoward happened to the girl.
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"Intruder spotted in Theta
Man said he was looking for girlfriend"
My view of the article title is that the Man was just hanging out at this sorority looking for a girlfriend, no harm done... Just a broken heart.
When I was a freshman and sophomore, there was no end to the stories and editorials in the Daily complaining that Northwestern didn't have a dating scene. I guess now we see that Northwestern's policies are just another hindrance to singles everywhere.
How witty of you, Kurt.
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