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published on 11/02/07
News Briefs
Costume scare
On Friday Oct. 26 at 10:10 p.m., the Town of Poughkeepsie Police were notified of a non-student at an All Campus Dining Center event in possession of live shotgun shells. While the shells were a part of a Halloween costume, the individual was charged with trespassing and the shells were turned over to police.
—Elysia Glover, Assistant News Editor
Cubby crook
On Oct. 26, Security received a report of money stolen the night before from a bag stored in a Matthews Mug cubby hole. Security has issued a reminder for students to not leave their valuables unattended. —E.G.
Gate-crashing
Shortly after 1 p.m. on Saturday Oct. 27., three non-students who had gained access to library computers were charged with trespassing after Security was notified.
—E.G.
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