Word: piggybacker
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...freshmen to partake in more student organizations and activities. Because a tracking system will keep precise records of who swipes into each dormitory, the universal access system will keep undergraduates more accountable, Sarafa said. He added that in the current system, upperclassmen and non-students may “piggyback in”—that is, follow a freshman into a dorm—without being documented. Dingman said that he believes the initiative will create greater opportunities for students of all classes to meet but that he does not view it as a great security enhancement...
Because a tracking system will keep precise records of who swipes into each dormitory, the universal access system will keep undergraduates more accountable, Sarafa said. He added that in the current system, upperclassmen and non-students may “piggyback in”—that is, follow a freshman into a dorm—without being documented...
...permits. "We try to outsource our problems with bureaucracy," he says. The growth of this new generation of Russian retailers is good news for foreign consumer-goods firms trying to tap into the market. Already some foreigners are working closely with the new generation of Russian retailers, hoping to piggyback off their expansion. The French cosmetics firm L'Oréal, for example, is selling in Russia two skin-care lines, Vichy and La Roche-Posay, distributed exclusively through pharmacies. The French company works with individual pharmacies to revamp their look and feel, including providing fittings such as shelving. This...
...would like to take the opportunity to strongly urge all community members not to allow anyone to piggyback into a building with them, resident or otherwise,” Catalano said. “If they do find someone trying to piggyback in, they should call us immediately...
...Police arrested Peter Malgwi, 24 of Cambridge, Mass. for having an outstanding warrant. Malgwi had been found attempting to piggyback into a building on Grant Street and Cowperthwaite Street...