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UO failed to alert students of campus druggings in a timely manner
UO failed to alert students of campus druggings in a timely manner
UO failed to alert students of campus druggings in a timely manner

Published on: 04/18/2024

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Records show that since the beginning of this year, there have been 9 druggings of University of Oregon students, and the university failed to alert students about what was happening, violating their own protocols. These incidents were potentially linked to fraternity parties. That’s according to a new story from Eugene Weekly. We’re joined by reporter Eliza Aronson, who is also a UO senior studying Journalism and Marine Biology.

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News Source : https://www.opb.org/article/2024/04/18/uo-failed-to-alert-students-of-campus-druggings-in-a-timely-manner/

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