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published on 04/05/07
News Briefs
CAMPUS SUSTAINS VARIOUS DAMAGES
On March 30, a tractor-trailer had a run-in with Vassar’s South Gate. While the vehicle remained unharmed, the gate required extensive repairs. This was followed by an attack on a coffee table in the parlor of Cushing House left with two broken legs. Later that night, Security received a call that vending machines in the basement of Raymond House were being broken into. One Snapple machine was severely dented.
—Shahreen Saifi, Assistant News Editor
SECURITY STOPS CELEBRATORY STUDENTS
On March 31, Security broke up an unregistered party of 60 students in the South Commons. That same night, Security officers responded to a noise complaint at the townhouses where students seemed to be shooting fireworks. —S.S.
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