KU proposes room access for suspected student drinking
KU moves to allow housing staff to enter rooms when drinking is suspected, a change critics say risks privacy and may be reversible. Proponents note it would target obvious violations and align with policies at other universities, with reviews by student governance and housing boards before possible mid to late September rollout.
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Parole officer questioned over man who killed five in Gaffney
North Carolina parole officer Angela Merrill faced questions after Patrick Burris, released from a county jail for parole violations, killed five people in and around Gaffney between June 27 and July 2. Authorities say Burris was shot dead July 6 in Gastonia. Ballistics tied him to the slayings. officials review why he was freed despite multiple prior arrests. Merrill cited as vigilant. no evidence she should have acted differently.
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Color coded terror alerts may end under review
The Obama administration begins a review of the five color alert system used since 2001, signaling shifts from green to red. Critics say it’s vague and politically used, while officials caution changes are possible but not a total shutdown. Janet Napolitano chairs the 17 member panel drawing both parties and security experts.
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