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NewsWith a fiery speech during the University Council meeting on Wednesday morning, President of the Executive Board Vinod Subramaniam condemned the series of incidents on campus. The UT is considering installing extra cameras and will officially report it as an institution if the perpetrators show up on campus again.
NewsMet een vurig betoog veroordeelde collegevoorzitter Vinod Subramaniam tijdens de Uraad woensdagochtend de reeks incidenten op de campus. De UT overweegt het plaatsen van extra camera’s en gaat officieel als instelling aangifte doen als de daders zich weer tonen op de campus.
NewsA series of violent incidents on campus has left some UT staff feeling unsafe. One postdoc even resigned and flew back to China. Although the perpetrators have since been banned from campus, the UT is still troubled by the issue.
NewsEen aantal gewelddadige incidenten op de campus heeft er toe geleid dat sommige UT’ers zich niet meer veilig voelen. Een postdoc nam zelfs ontslag en vloog terug naar China. Hoewel de daders inmiddels een campusverbod hebben, zit de UT nog overduidelijk met de kwestie in haar maag.
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