A chair in the first floor lounge of Johnson West caught fire and was quickly extinguished with only light smoke damage to the first floor. There were no students living there at the time. The second fire occurred with an electrical circulation pump molder in the mechanical room of the Administration building. That fire was also extinguished quickly with no damage other than a burnt pump. Try leaving your room from a different route from the one you normally take.
Extension cords tend to overload electrically.
They can also cause carpets to catch fire, and present a tripping hazard. When he or she starts a fire with intent to destroy or damage a building. In 1924, the original Glide-Crawford dormitory burned down, possibly due to faulty wiring. All rights reserved.