lxxxii
2.7.08
published on 09/21/07
News Briefs
Someone call the library cop
The theft of a pocketbook from a desk in the Library was reported on Sept. 12 at 6:11 p.m. This is one in a string of larcenies in the Library since the beginning of the semester. Security suspects there might be a single culprit who has been emptying unattended bags.
— Brian Farkas, News Editor
Suspect arrested after bomb threat
On Friday, Sept. 14, the New York State Police arrested a 15-year old male suspect in connection with bomb threats made against Dutchess County schools last week, and charged him with a second-degree misdemeanor. The threat, which was called in on Sept. 12, simply said, “Three bombs, three schools in Dutchess County.” State and local officials traced the call and located the suspect. Though officials soon declared the threats a hoax, many school districts ordered school buildings be locked down and notified parents of the threat. After a visual sweep of most school buildings, classes resumed.
—Hayley Tsukayama, News Editor
Comments posted do not represent the opinions of The Miscellany News, its staff, or Vassar College. The Miscellany News reserves the right to withhold or remove comments which contain false information, are inappropriate or irrelevant to the article printed above, or are otherwise objectionable.
Alumnae/i posters are strongly encouraged to include their class year with their name. The maximum length for comments is approximately 100 words; longer responses should be submitted as letters to the editor to misc@vassar.edu. More information about our letters policy can be found on our Policies page.
Alumnae/i posters are strongly encouraged to include their class year with their name. The maximum length for comments is approximately 100 words; longer responses should be submitted as letters to the editor to misc@vassar.edu. More information about our letters policy can be found on our Policies page.
