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Senior Connie Troesh (left) went to her car between classes to retrieve her notebook to find a smashed rear window. Baseball head coach Owen Wright said the window was broken at about 4:15 p.m. on Tuesday by a foul ball. Sophomore Melissa Batty (right) saw the broken window and reported it. There was also a note left by an unnamed witness who reported seeing a baseball breaking the window and the baseball being retrieved by a coach. Campus Security officer Alex Buligan, holding the note, responded to the scene and took the report. / photo by Starr Carroll
Senior Connie Troesh (left) went to her car between classes to retrieve her notebook to find a smashed rear window. Baseball head coach Owen Wright said the window was broken at about 4:15 p.m. on Tuesday by a foul ball. Sophomore Melissa Batty (right) saw the broken window and reported it. There was also a note left by an unnamed witness who reported seeing a baseball breaking the window and the baseball being retrieved by a coach. Campus Security officer Alex Buligan, holding the note, responded to the scene and took the report. / photo by Starr Carroll
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