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[email protected]. :mll.·:·(::;::··········· ·..."Towers incident raises safety concerns By Adam Rush And in 1990 there were42larce- As a result of an unlawful entering the two rooms and alleg- Staff Writer . nies . .In 1991 , nine larcenies entry into two women's rooms at edly touching two females, has Despite its outwardly benign occurred. the Towers Residence Halls Sat- not been arrested and no charges appearance, the Boise Slate Uni- Between the years of 1989 urday, Feb. 29, Towers residents were filed as of press time. Another result of tile unlaw- fulentry at Towers was the repair of a dysfunctional door. The door was repaired on March 9, accord- ing to Pete Boll, the resident .;C\lr~s.~~~~~~5~~§~l~;;;~~~~~~i¥.i~~~director of Towers: :j> -: ; andassault.. cern about campus !'lOW••• we lock doors. Now Boll said some Towers resi- dents still did not lock their doors after notification of the Feb. 29 -~~:ers resident incident. After checking all the ~.~l~'.~.f~$E~~:3:~~~; ~fu::::'floors one evening, he said he found 29 doors unlocked.BolI ~~e;J~ ~~ ~~~~c~:r~i~~~6 tre:;~:e~~u:~ft~:~:y ~n~:t~ ~~~ k~~~t~~~~~:re~~:a~~ said he found 38 doors unlocked Jk~~~n.•••.•.•.• the following night, after having Tlll.:...••••.·•••.