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Local school officials say the post is part of a national trend on TikTok and didn't originate in our area. While they don't believe the threat to be credible, they are closely monitoring the situation and have been contact with local law enforcement.
Police ramping up party patrols amid spike in massive gatherings "I think that they're literally terrorizing the neighborhood and our community by not practicing safe social distancing guidelines. There's people on the roofs, people crowding around the yard and into the street." Posted: May 10, 2021 7:48 PM Updated: May 10, 2021 8:06 PM Posted By: Mike Cerullo EUGENE, Ore. – After a string of large parties in the campus area, University of Oregon Police will be partnering with Eugene police to ramp up party patrols. Over the weekend, hundreds of people gathered at East 15th Avenue and Mill...
In a statement, Santa Clara University called the recent fraternity party a "blatant disregard" for health directives. "People tend to forget the severity of the situation. That's why a lot of students have tried to remind their peers that, 'Hey this is not a joke,'" said Moezidis. The recent fraternity party near SCU came just days after the university canceled plans to bring students back to campus for housing and in-person classes. One student told ABC7 News, with tuition above $50,000 dollars a year, there is frustration. Another student said some feel a false sense of security because fr...
Access to players, the people who cover there are many cases of people being banned as reporters because they didn't ast ask the right question. >> you can get a pulitzer prize for digging up -- >> texas monthly, right? >> exactly. there's also the universities hide behind federal law and they can say a thing about any student at this university because federal privacy laws prevent me from doing so. the university has responded to these allegations about their lax internal investigation and here's what they said. they said in 2013 complaints involving students were handled under the student co...
Sometimes court and comedy have the perfect combination. you remember "night court." in real life jokes and judges don't always mix. a new jersey municipal judge learned that lesson. vince was trying to balance part-time judge and comedian. a state ethics board recommended he quit comedy saying his tv work might leave the wrong impression on defendants appearing before him in court. his case went to the state supreme court and the high court said his acting career is incombat pathable with the judicial conduct code. today he re signed from the judge job saying he make mrs. as a comedian. so do...