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[email protected]. TTfflJE WOOSTEM WOICE Volume CXIII, Issue 7 TRADITION AND EXCELLENCE SINCE 1883 Friday, October 18, 1996 Many new signs missing after few days Students EILEEN IMADA What was the point of taking the signs?" In many cases, however, attempt to Last Wednesday during the early these incidents will be thought of MJLi morning hours, a student security less seriously as pranks rather than evaluate officer found three students attempt- theft. ing to steal the sign from out in front "These things happen on college of Taylor Hall. When the students campuses, but students need to un- OLE racism saw the security officer they ran derstand the severity the $ of crime," ;x?-s.-s.- KATHRYN QUIMBY away, and one student dropped his Kirk explained. "Many people will backpack. The security officer re- say it's a prank, but as a felony it has Last night, the Underground covered the sign and based on the serious repercussions for the indi- hosted a discussion on "Sweet contents of the backpack, deter- vidual." Daddy's World: Racism on the mined the name of the student in- Earlier in the semester, five indi- College Campus." The program volved.