Here’s a look at the UMass crime log from over the long weekend.
Thursday, February 23, 2012 | last update: 12:50 am
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UMass crime log: Feb. 6 to Feb. 12
Tags: amherst, UMass police, UMPD
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WinterFest comes to Amherst snow or shine
Last year’s annual WinterFest found Cherry Hill Golf Course coated with a thick blanket of snow; and though there has been a shortage of snow this year, the winter party is still in store for Saturday
Tags: amherst, Daily Hampshire Gazette, Frosty Fun Kids Karnival, Winterfest
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UMass crime log: Super Bowl edition
Here’s the crime long following a big weekend at UMass.
Tags: amherst, crime log, UMass police, UMass riots
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Guantánamo Bay art installation shares stories of people
With Jan. 2012 marking the 10th year that the detention camp has been open, a Guantánamo Bay art installation has opened in Amherst.
Tags: amherst, Art Exhibit, Guantanamo Bay
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Transfer students lost in the housing shuffle
Columnist Billy Rainsford draws our attention to problems with the University’s new policy of not guaranteeing housing to transfer students.
Tags: amherst, Commonwealth Honors College, housing and residence life, UMass
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Experience Amherst before it’s too late
Collegian columnist Chris Shores desires last minute exploration in a town he is leaving behind.
Tags: amherst, graduating, Jones library
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Coming to terms with Amherst culture
Columnist Kim Ovitz reflects on the mixing pot of college students and permanent residents and the dynamic which it creates.
Tags: amherst, liberal college town
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Amherst residents worried about polluted brook
Amherst residents are fighting to address issues with the Tan Brook, which many believe to be polluted.
Tags: amherst, Pollution, Tan Brook
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Free speech includes ideas you don’t like, too
Columnist Gavin Beeker criticizes Occupy protesters for limiting free speech.
Tags: amherst, Free Speech, occupy
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Homelessness prevalent in Amherst area
Craig’s Doors, a homeless shelter in the basement of the First Baptist Church, has difficulties accommodating a growing homeless population.
Tags: amherst, Amherst Survival Center, first baptist church, homeless, pioneer valley
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