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January 28, 2010
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Bike thefts remain a concern, precautions rarely taken
As Dan Spagnolo ’13 was preparing to go home after finals, he discovered that his bike was no longer among the unlocked bikes in the Mary Lyon bike room.
“I left it in the ML bike racks unlocked during finals week because it had a flat tire,” Spagnolo said. When he went to collect it at the end of the week, it was nowhere to be found.
His wasn’t the only bike stolen — Director of Public Safety Owen Redgrave said there have been five reported bike thefts last semester, which doesn’t include…
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News
- Groups consider options with Wilcox's departure
- Tri-Co tests Moodle against Blackboard
- Taller de Paz aids displaced Columbian children
Living & Arts
- In List exhibit, unravel a layered approach to art
- Swat Style Snapshot
- The Bumpit: From Sarah Palin to the masses
- Dear Mr. Jeff Zucker: An open letter to the NBC Universal President
- Previews continue to pack a punch, despite criticism
- Films defy the cookie-cutter mold
- Now Showing
- Crossword solution
- Cartoon by Carey Pietsch
- Editor's Picks
Opinions
- Letter from the editor
- Boosting student involvement in college budget
- Urging the importance of the Tri-Co relationship
Sports
- Women deliver decisive win over Bryn Mawr
- Colts and Saints crowned divisional champs
- Prediction for the sports world in 2010, part 1
- Garnet athlete of the week
- Men's basketball upsets bullets
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