Possible explosives at Harvard
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Possible explosives at Harvard
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#2but but they have all our cell phone and internet records. How can terrorism still happen?
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#3The Harvard Crimson has some more detail in realtime: https://twitter.com/thecrimson
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#4but but they have all our cell phone and internet records. How can terrorism still happen?
This just shows cellphone records alone are not enough.
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#5It should be noted that this is happening in the middle of finals. I would lean heavily towards this being false threat by a student who didn't study.
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#6There are two big final exams today, and the buildings targeted are where they are held. It seems very likely that someone didn't want to take their tests.
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#7This just says that someone called in a bomb threat, aren't those common? It's a school during finals. And I just realised I'm wasting far too much precious time reading the internet.
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#8It should be noted that this is happening in the middle of finals. I would lean heavily towards this being false threat by a student who didn't study.
You'd think a Harvard student would be smart enough to realize that the criminal consequences of such an act far outweigh the negatives of failing a test...
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#9It should be noted that this is happening in the middle of finals. I would lean heavily towards this being false threat by a student who didn't study.
A similar event happened last year at the University of Pittsburgh, although the threats went on for months.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_University_of_Pittsburgh_b...
Re: Possible explosives at Harvard
#10It should be noted that this is happening in the middle of finals. I would lean heavily towards this being false threat by a student who didn't study.
You'd think a Harvard student would be smart enough to realize that the criminal consequences of such an act far outweigh the negatives of failing a test...
If caught.