- will campus security ever change the locks/keys?
i guess knowing that there's only one set of thieves roaming campus with master keys is some relief, but what does a teacher tell students when the computer on which their grades existed was stolen?

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>As I have had by office broken into more than once, I too want to remind
>everyone at the UTC campus is NOT secured. Someone has a key to buidings
>and offices and is helping themselves.  Its imperative to keep laptops and
>anything valuable locked up and OUT OF SIGHT over the holidays.
>
>Its a terrible feeling to find your office stripped of all your personal
>items.
>
>I would like to know if all the buildings on campus will be locked during
>the holidays?
>
>Mary
>
>
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>>>From personal and professional experience, allow me to add that anyone who
>>can break into an office can break into a filing cabinet.
>>
>>On a related note, the University's self-insurance plan does not cover any
>>personal property owned by a University employee. If something belongs to
>>you, take it home. If the University is unable or unwilling to purchase
>>something you need to do your job, you alone assume the risk by bringing it
>>to work. If its value is less than your homeowners or renters' deductible
>>for personal property, you alone suffer the loss.
>>
>>Kim E. Renz
>>Retired Insurance Adjuster/Investigator
>>
>>At 10:08 AM 12/19/01 -0500, Richard Rice wrote:
>>>To add to Kit Rushing's warning, a colleague in the history department on
>>>the 4th floor of Brock Hall also lost a laptop between 9pm Friday and 2pm
>>>Sunday.
>>>This was done by entering the locked building and opening two locked doors
>>>to gain entry without force. Another office was left unlocked. Obviously,
>>>someone has a master key, so keep in mind nothing in your office may be
>>>secure if not locked in a filing cabinet.
>>>
>>>Richard Rice
>>>
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