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...raped and murdered in 1986. IVY LEAGUE THIEVES Harvard reports the numbers of burglaries and larcenies according to a slightly different standard than other schools, which leads to seemingly inflated statistics, said HUPD spokesman Steven G. Catalano. According to Catalano, HUPD reports both burglaries—thefts committed while trespassing??and larcenies—thefts committed in public—even though the Clery act only requires them to report burglaries. Harvard reported 268 burglaries and 157 larcenies in 2006, compared to 327 burglaries and 180 larcenies in 2005, according to the report. The number of violent crimes?...
...Plastaz stands for all the social problems in Tanzania and, more broadly, the African continent.“They use an X for the ‘No Smoking’ sign, an X for the ‘No Trespassing?? sign, an X for all the problems that we have in Africa,” Gsann says.“Plastaz” is Swahili for “bandage.” “Our music is medicine to heal those wounds,” says Gsann. X Plastaz’s music is characterized...
...don’t tell” policy.Discrimination may have reared its ugly head within our Houses, too. For example, in October, a black resident of Pforzheimer House had a tutor call the police on him and have him arrested—for “trespassing?? in his own home. It seems like you can still be punished at Harvard for your race or sexuality. So it was the best of times, and it was the worst of times. Among the worst, because some administrators still don’t get that they’re running...
...HUPD categorizes crime. Universities are obligated to report annual campus crime under the 1990 Clery Act, which only requires universities to include certain types of crime. While burglaries must be included under the Clery Act, larcenies are not. According to Catalano, a burglary is a theft that involves trespassing??someone unlawfully entering university property, while larcenies are thefts that occur in public spaces where anyone is authorized to go. Although it is not required, Harvard includes the larceny rate in its Clery report. Where there is ambiguity over how to categorize a crime, Catalano said...
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