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Man follows girl into sorority house Man claiming to give speech on security trespasses into the Tri-Delta House Adair-Hayes Crane Staff Writer
A man followed a member of Delta Delta Delta into the chapter house Oct. 26 claiming to be on the PGA tour. The man, Scott Sanders, told a member of Tri-Delta that he was going around the Greek houses to give speeches and asked if he could come in. Sanders followed the girl into the house and waited downstairs. The member he had originally spoken to told Tri-Delta President Alaina Alevizatos there was a man there who wanted to speak to their chapter. Alevizatos went downstairs to talk to Sanders where he proceeded to tell her that he was on the PGA tour and wanted to talk to the entire chapter about safety and security, but it had to be kept quiet. “I went downstairs and he was in our parlor, he had a red PING hat on and a jacket and was carrying a backpack,” Alevizatos, a senior in nutrition science, said. “He introduced himself and said he was a Greek alumni at the Univeristy.” Alevizatos refused Sanders and told him it was not a good time to talk to the chapter. She asked him to leave. Sanders persisted and refused to leave, saying he would like to speak to them another time in what Alevizatos described as an inappropriate manner. After Sanders left the house
Alevizatos immediately con- Police, Sanders said girls tacted Campus Police because walking down Hillsborshe felt Sanders behaved in an ough Street in short skirts inappropriate manner and was were asking for something. “We have fliers that the unsure of his character. Campus police reacted by tracking University gave us at the down and contacting Sanders. house and all the girls have “We tracked this individual the Campus Police number down spoke to him and he is in their phone,” Alevizatos banned from all N.C. State said. “We’re in very close property,” Capt. Jon Barnwell contact with Campus Police of Campus Police said. “If he and really stressing to our is seen on campus he will be girls the fact that you’re really responsible for who you arrested.” Alevizatos also sent an e-mail bring in the house.” Chapters on Greek Court to all chapter presidents warnhave been ing them to asked to look out for directly a man and contact to be careful Sgt. Frank when walkBrining into the kley with house alone Campus at night, and Police if she contacted they have John Mountz, any addid i rec tor of tional inGreek Life, Capt. Jon Barnwell formation who sent an of Campus Police or see this additional em a n on mail. Christina Boling, a senior in campus. Campus Police has propublic relations and a member of Tri-Delta, had just left the vided the information to house when Sanders entered. neighboring universities to “What scared me the most warn them this individual was that I was leaving the house is out there. Police also reand I was in the parking lot by layed the information to the myself,” Boling said. “We really Greek Life Office and had take it for granted that there are them send the message out people out there. It really raised to all Greek chapters affiliawareness of our surroundings ated with the University. “It’s important that all and how vulnerable we are, esmembers of our commupecially females.” Campus Police issued a tres- nity be aware of their surpass warning to Sanders, who roundings,” Barnwell said. also has a background of DUIs, “And if at any time there is from all University property. suspicious or inappropriate In an interview with Campus activity contact us.”
“It’s important that all members of our community be aware of their surroundings”
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Samuel Reynolds, a senior in business administration, fights to make a basket on the interactive playground in Talley Student Center Ballroom during the All Night Bash. Students played games like cornhole and basketball, ate funnel cakes and turkey legs, and collected balloon animals and tickets. “The weather could be a little warmer, but it’s good over all,” Reynolds said about the festivities.
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switches the system between heating and cooling to meet the thermostat set point,” Daeke said. “Some of the systems have older pneumatic thermostats, and some have newer digital thermostats.” The digital systems also boast a second advantage over their counterparts. “Digital thermostats allow Facilities to schedule ‘unoccupied’ times, when the air conditioning system will operate at reduced capacity to save energy,” he said. “This is typically done at night, over weekends and over long breaks on cam-
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pus, just like you do with you home thermostat when you are not there.” As construction continues across campus, the Facilities Operations is looking to update older systems and simplify the issues of orchestrating comfortable temperatures in the buildings while increasing the efficiency of heating and cooling buildings. “As buildings are renovated, they are brought up to current codes with the most efficient systems possible,” Daeke said. “[Non-automatic] systems are typically replaced with automatic air conditioning systems.”
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kind of humor people like? It’s the same problem as you would have with musicians,” she said. “You go from big names and you expect another big name but you feel gypped because you get local bands and comedians instead,” Spitzfaden said. “If they’re good, people might enjoy it, but not as much because it’s not tradition.”