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Fire alarms greet residents with untimely wake-up call
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The alarms went off three times in one night in Mantor Hall. Photo by Micha Torres / Antelope Staff

Fire alarms greet residents with untimely wake-up call

Sami LaMarre • Feb 21, 2025

lamarres@lopers.unk.edu Mantor Hall residents’ morning alarm has sounded a little different this semester. Faulty fire alarms have caused disruptions for on-campus students, including in the middle...

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