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Cal U Police Reports Car Damage A student reported that her car had been struck by another vehicle while parked in lot 4 during the morning of Feb. 25. The case is still being investigated.
was reported that a female student aboard a bus at the Park and Ride at Vulcan Village was unconscious. The student refused treatment offered by the Fayette County EMS.
Missing Chairs in Natali On Feb 26 at 7:30 a.m., it was reported to police that chairs had been stolen from the lobby of the Natali Student Center. The incident, which staff believes occurred on Feb. 23, is still being investigated.
Disturbing Pictures On Feb. 28 at 9:44 a.m., a student called police after receiving “disturbing� pictures via social media. The incident is still being investigated.
Unconscious Student on the Bus On Feb. 28 at 7:53 a.m., it
Harassment On March 3 at 3:07 p.m., a student was brought in by police after verbally threatening another student.
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“I had to choose between pursuing the dream this page created for me or my job,â€? Jones said. “Ultimately, I chose to resign from my job and make the campaign a business.â€? During the summer of 2013 ‘Because of Them We Can’ gained national attention, with stories on the campaign appearing on the Huffington Post’s website and in the Washington Post. In early Feb. 2014, the U.S. government nationally recognized the campaign while Jones visited the White House. Despite the recognition and the proĂ€ts, Jones said her goal has never changed. “Some people didn’t want to work with me when I made this a business because they thought my motives had changed,â€? Jones said. “But it was never about the money. This movement is bigger than that. This
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movement is bigger than my personal successes and me. This movement has one goal; to impact and change lives.� Over time, Jones said she hopes to see the movement’s goal become the goal of college students around the world. “I always stress the fact people need to chase their dreams and use their voice
and their talents to make an impact,� Jones said. “But, for that to happen, we need to get rid of our complacency. Today. people think their voices don’t matter and their dreams can’t be achieved. But, to me, if your dreams match you actions, anything can happen. You can change the world.�
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