January 12, 2001
Toward a Better Law on Campus Crime
College administrators -- like parents, students, and policymakers -- want their campuses to be safe and secure. But to read recent news reports about crime on campuses, you would think that colleges are indifferent to security -- interested only in projecting a bucolic image while they provide a safe haven for criminals and ne'er-do-wells.
Why do we have such a disconnect between colleges' true intentions and how our institutions are perceived?
The answer points largely to the
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