Alert Systems
Massachusetts public colleges, like their private and public counterparts around the nation, are mulling trying automated text messages, 1950s-style air raid sirens, and a variety of other techniques to warn students and faculty of an attack underway on their campus by a gunman or other campuswide emergencies. (Full article: 580 words)
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