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Missing letters

Campus safety officer Jerry Espinoza examines the site of the recent theft of the letters from the University sign at Second and D streets. The spate of letter thefts began in February. Campus Safety and Facilities departments are considering ways to prevent such thefts in future, including possibly installing acrylic sheets over the surface, or placing security cameras in the area. / photo by Ashlyn Hulin
Campus safety officer Jerry Espinoza examines the site of the recent theft of the letters from the University sign at Second and D streets. The spate of letter thefts began in February. Campus Safety and Facilities departments are considering ways to prevent such thefts in future, including possibly installing acrylic sheets over the surface, or placing security cameras in the area. / photo by Ashlyn Hulin
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