N.J. College Requires GPS Cell Phones

December 3, 2007 By CHRIS NEWMARKER, Associated Press Writer

(AP) -- It was after 1 a.m. on a Sunday when college freshman Amanda Phillips arrived at the train station. She was nervous about walking alone in the dark to her dorm at Montclair State University.



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  • serialthrilla - Dec 03, 2007
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    Screw these stupid colleges. More false alarms the police have to respond to and more useless crap students have to buy.

    Let's take the recent El Camino College rape:
    Student leaves the dance class to go to the vending machine. Takes 5 min to reach the vending machine, is kidnapped at the vending machine, and raped and penetrated with a foreign object. *ding* 20 minutes are up, police respond with the mentality that it's just another false alarm. And they haven't even set up a perimeter yet.

    What would it have helped? The chick didn't have to call the police herself. And she had to pay $210.

    I want my weapons back. I want my ability to protect myself back.

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