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The back window of this car was smashed during this weekend's rash of break-ins.

On Sunday, Apr. 18, another three cars parked behind the Cabrini Apartment Complex were also broken into.

According to Stephanie Eppler, she was pulled out of her class on Monday morning by Public Safety and was notified that her driver side car windows were broken. She reported that the receiver to her car phone was stolen as well as the control panel to her CD player.

Public safety does not believe that the individual was a student on campus. According to Diane Pohl, several cars had been broken into at Villanova and Eastern in recent days.

The new Board Members are:

President: Lauren Marie Femenella

Vice-President: Kimberly Ann Fritsch

Secretary: Amy Heleniak

Treasurer: Gail Melissa Miller

Historian: Tara Robuck

Thank you to the outgoing officers and to Mr. William Kuhns for his support.