UNIVERSITY
Residents reminded to think safety
By Colleen Pohlig
Emerald Reporter
In n collaborative effort bv
University Housing and tin* Of
fine of Public Safety to run
crime in residence halls, dorm
residents received notices in
their mail boxes lost Saturday
concerning security and safety
in the dorms
The brightly colored memo
detailed what precautions resi
dents should take to ensure
their safety and security A few
of the tips are to lock room
doors at night and not to prop
open locked building doors, or
open them for strangers
Precautions like these are in
eluded in other pamphlets and
literature the residents receive
when they arrive fall term
However, University Housing
felt the need to emphasize
some of the potential problems
"We figured that the rest
dents had so much to read and
go through when they arrived
that we wanted to remind them
.ifter they were here for <i lew
days, of things they need to he
aware of," said I)n k Romm,
University Housing's director
of residence life.
"We wanted to call their at
Freshman Dave Tyre demonstrates some self■ defense in the form of
karate to freshman Carrio Hey wood Tyre is a former cadet for the
Beaverton Police Department and charges members of his self
defenso class $12 per sossion.
tcintion to the fact that security
is really important," he said
Minor thefts have already oc
curred this year, so University
Housing wants to emphasize
thu hu/.itrds th.il exist, said
Scan Wilson, Rusidnnt Dirm.lor
for Curson/harl i oinplnxos
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