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News & Notes: Rutgers student charged with attempted murder after taking LSD

An unclothed Rutgers student was arrested on Saturday and charged with attempted murder and other offenses after allegedly stabbing a fellow student, NBC News reported. The two had both allegedly taken LSD. A witness reported to police that the accused student, 22-year-old Kevin Huang, at some point had become aggressive with the other student and removed his own clothing. Huang allegedly stabbed the 23-year-old male student in the neck.The victim, bleeding from the neck, escaped the apartment. Police found Huang naked and on the second floor of the apartment.A later search of the residence found 15 pounds of marijuana, a sizable amount of Xanax, cocaine and unidentified pills and a substantial amount of cash. The condition of the victim, who was not identified, was uncertain. Police also charged Huang with two weapons counts and several drug offenses.


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DPS seeking accreditation

The Department of Public Safety is awaiting word from theCommission on the Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies on whether it will receive accreditation from that organization. CALEA is a national organization that prescribes standards for law enforcement agencies and recognizes agencies that meet its standards by awarding them accreditation.


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Krueger paper on Uber receives push back

After economics professor Alan Krueger published a paper he co-authored on Jan. 22 analyzing the ride-sharing service Uber, some have taken issue with his conclusions, which mostly favor the controversial company.Uber contacted Krueger in December about conducting “independent analysis” of data they had collected through a survey of their drivers and of other data sets they collect, he said.“I think they were looking for an economist that understood labor economics,” Krueger said.


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Terrace Club changes smoking policy

Terrace Club changed its smoking policy to ban smoking in most parts of the club, according to an email sent to members from club president Lucia Perasso ’16 on Sunday night. "No smoking at any time, anywhere, except in the TV room and [on the outdoor] terrace," the email reads, adding that a new "smoking-eating ventilator" was installed in the TV room and that this effectively means the library, green room and ball rooms are now smoke-free rooms, as is the rest of the club. The old policy said smoking was never allowed on the first floor of the club or in the basement storage areas; that smoking was not allowed before 6 p.m.


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News & Notes: Two Princeton residents charged in connection to crash

A Princeton resident has been charged in connection to a car crash on Saturday in which the pair’s vehicle allegedly struck two houses on Hamilton Avenue after flipping over, the Times of Trenton reported. Kyle Froehlich, 18, the driver of the vehicle, was charged with filing a false police report in relation to the accident, which took place at 2 a.m.


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10 bridges around Princeton structurally deficient or functionally obsolete

There are 10 bridges in the Princeton area that are“structurally deficient” or “functionally obsolete,” New Jersey Department of Transportation commissioner Jamie Fox said last month. There are 500 bridges around the state of New Jersey that fall under this category. The 10 bridges in the Princeton area include bridges that serve important commuter routes, including Princeton Pike and Alexander Street, according to a Feb.


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Former student admitted to pretrial intervention program

A former member of the Class of 2016 alleged to have recorded a video of a female student while she was showering was admitted into a pretrial intervention program last week, according to a press release from the Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office on Friday.David Chesleyvoluntarily surrendered to and was charged by the Department of Public Safety on Sept.


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