Staley said it's also important to note the caller's speech patterns and whether there is any background noise, such as an airplane or freeway. He said the person receiving the call should then dial 911. Despite the fact that SJSU hasn't received any bomb threats this semester, Staley still said he recommended that students take any evacuation seriously. When a building fire alarm is sounded, that means evacuate. Sophomore Kelly Ferketich said it's wrong for students to ignore any kind of evacuation.
Life is precious.
You only get one shot. If we have a fire alarm or for any reason anyone said to evacuate the building, then I'll follow. Ferketich said incidents like the alleged De Anza plan and the Columbine shooting still scare her. So you never know. Chris Hebert, an assistant professor of sociology, said students are taking threats of violence more seriously than they ever have before.