When her friend did not show she began to become suspicious, and when the unidentified man phoned her again she became apprehensive and phoned the UW Police. The UW Police advise people in this situation to take certain measures to stop situations such as these. Call display can be a useful tool to screen out undesirable conversations, and anyone who is annoying should simply be hung up on. If the problem persists it's a good idea to first find out who is phoning you. After that keep a pad and pen by the phone and record carefully the dates and times of calls you receive, and report this information to UW Police.
Simple documentation is very useful towards proving harrassment.
There were two ambulance calls last week. On September 3 an individual in the SLC fainted with chest pains. He eventually regained consciousness and was fine. A second call was placed on September 6 in E3 when a staff member with high blood pressure fainted and hit his head on the way down. He was transported by ambulence to the hospital and has since recovered.