The student who identified Jackson found the man in his room after returning from a shower at approximately 8 a.m. Monday. Jackson also is connected to a similar Aug. 27 crime reported by another Morrissey resident. In all three instances, students left their doors unlocked while they left to shower or slept. Hurley recommended students lock doors when not in their rooms. Safety on the campus is pretty good, but the quick thief is hard to find.
Students are very trusting here because they view it like home.
However, in the morning when they are showering, the thief can go in and steal money and CDs in seconds. Sophomore Morrissey resident Richard Klee agreed students are vulnerable to theft. The key issue against it is hospitality. It is a hassle and a lack of hospitality when the doors are locked all day, but it might be necessary. Staff writer Michelle Krupa contributed to this report.