Word: swipe
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...than it would be by universal key card access. Harvard students fear the incursions of outside criminals more than the criminality of their fellow students. Furthermore, universal keycard access would prevent those not in the College community from entering the Houses, since students would no longer feel obliged to swipe in strangers, a further protection against unwanted intruders...
...phones around campus ensure rapid response by HUPD. But whether or not the alleged assault is factual, the student’s description of her reaction to danger was scarily realistic. We can easily forget only too late that it is 1:05 a.m. and we can no longer swipe to safety...
...Gusmorino’s opinion, the current policy would not keep the angry ex-boyfriend out of the House, but only force him to wait a few minutes for someone to swipe...
...student claimed that she initially tried to swipe back into Adams to return to the safety of a friend’s party, but since it was just after 1 a.m., she was unable to get back...
Gusmorino said he thinks that students, who largely support 24-hour UKA, are the best judges of the program’s safety, noting that the council began arguing for the policy in 1992—before swipe cards were even being used in the Houses...