Vandalism hits campus over Martin Luther King Day weekend
Raindrops were not the only things striking classrooms this weekend. Trails of yolk and broken eggshells were discovered on the second-story A-building walls on the morning of Jan. 19 — evidence of weekend vandalism attacks.
Since only the classrooms facing the faculty parking lot were defaced, teachers and administrators speculated that the perpetrators stood in the parking lot and threw the eggs up to the second story. After Spanish teacher Maria Autran made the initial discovery and report, the buildings were promptly cleaned by the custodial staff before 2 p.m. on the same day.
The walls of Autran’s classroom, A207, were some of the most severely attacked spots.
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