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BY TAYLOR CAMMACK The Shorthorn staff Some people have been taking it upon themselves to decorate the campus — with graffiti. Assistant police chief Rick Gomez is introducing the campaign, ”See Something, Say Something,” at the next President’s Roundtable... More

BY TAYLOR CAMMACK The Shorthorn staff Some people have been taking it upon themselves to decorate the campus — with graffiti. Assistant police chief Rick Gomez is introducing the campaign, ”See Something, Say Something,” at the next President’s Roundtable in response to the rash of graffiti and vandalism on campus in the last several weeks. “We want the campus community to stay vigilant and play an active role in crime prevention to help keep our campus safe,” he said. In the last two weeks, more than eight cases of on-campus graffiti were reported to the police. In a case reported last Wednesday, a vandal used a stencil of what appeared to be an old-fashioned television to spraypaint six different locations on the Architecture Building along West Nedderman Drive. This act of vandalism followed a string of incidents in the Central Library where, on multiple occasions, graffiti bearing the word “Aztec” was found inscribed in permanent marker or paint on the bathroom walls of severa Less