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NY: Students No Longer Allowed to Store Guns on Campus
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David Williamson
Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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Due to a recent policy change, students at Ithaca College can no longer store guns in the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management. The change was made to Section 7.1.2.3.5 of the college’s Student Conduct Code, which previously stated that weapons, including firearms, were prohibited unless approved by and stored at the Public Safety office. Now, that’s no longer possible Bill Kerry, director of Public Safety and Emergency Management, said. Kerry said he suggested the change because of the recent rise in mass shootings taking place across the country and that he felt having any guns on campus would be too much of a risk. |
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jac
(11/27/2018)
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"Too much of a risk!"
As if this will prevent someone intending harm from bringing a gun on campus. Do they really believe that someone who is obeying all the rules would engage in a mass shooting?
Most if not all of these guns would be for hunting.
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