The use of alcohol on campus is subject to the University of Toronto Alcohol Policy and Residence Policies, the Liquor Licence Act and the Criminal Code of Canada.

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Each school year, the U of T Scarborough Campus Police receive several reports from female students that they are the victims of unwanted, persistent and obsessive behavior, usually from ex-boyfriends or rejected or obsessive admirers. This conduct should not be seen as expressions of love or affection but as a means of exerting control over you by former or prospective partners.

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While going out with friends in the evening can be a great source of enjoyment, care must still be taken to ensure that you do not fall victim to a "Date Rape Drug" should you decide to attend one of the many local clubs or bars.

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While attending University, most students become legally able to consume alcohol for the first time. This freedom, mixed with the privilege of driving, bears a heavy responsibility. Drinking and Driving is a huge social issue. The ramifications of doing so can be far reaching.

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Driving on campus, like driving on the highway, is a privilege, not a right.

Traffic Safety on campus has become a routine topic of discussion among UTSC community members. Numerous complaints have been received through various community forums.

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Identity theft is becoming increasingly common and can ruin your credit rating, leave you with large bills to pay and generally destroy your good name. The information provided in this article is designed to help you prevent identity theft or at least minimize its effects.

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Every year the campus Police receive complaints about the loss and theft of personal property such as wallets, purses, laptop computers and gym bags. While some of these items are eventually recovered and returned to the owner, many more are never located and must be replaced by the victim.

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What is Sexual Assault?

Who can be Sexually Assaulted?

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Sexual harassment is any unwanted, non-contact sexual behavior which embarrasses, humiliates, or intimidates an individual on the basis of sex or sexual preference.

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What constitutes a "suspicious parcel"?

• Be addressed to someone no longer employed by UTSC
• Be addressed only to a title without an accompanying name
• Bear no return address, or one that can't be verified as legitimate

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University members are not, as such, immune from the criminal and civil laws of society. Provisions for non-academic discipline should not attempt to shelter students from their civic responsibilities nor add unnecessarily to these responsibilities. Conduct that constitutes a breach of the Criminal Code or other statute, or that would give rise to a civil claim or action, should ordinarily be dealt with by the appropriate criminal or civil court.

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If you are directly or indirectly involved in an accident that causes property damage, bodily injury, or death, there are several things that you are legally obligated to do. The Highway Traffic Act requires that all collisions where persons are injured, or damage valued at more than $1000.00 to vehicles or property, or damage to private municipal or highway property be reported to police.

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