November 28, 2007

Under Pressure to Give Speedy Crime Alerts, Campus Officials Worry About the Information's Usefulness

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By ERIC HOOVER and SARA LIPKA

At the University of Chicago, the third Monday in November began with an hour of violence. Around 12:30 a.m., an assailant fired a shot at a staff member who was walking on the campus. At 1:15, a group of men robbed two female students on a nearby street. Several blocks away, just before 1:30, Amadou Cisse, a doctoral student, was shot and killed while walking to his home, a half block from the campus.

Minutes later, administrators

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