With laptops, iPods or other PDAs in the hands of students today, theft can become a serious problem. To help students lock down their stuff, the student newspaper at Seton Hall University, South Orange, N.J., has published a list of theft prevention ideas that students can implement.
Some of the suggestions are simply common sense, such as locking your room and making sure the windows are shut, or password protecting the log-in process for your computer. Others aren’t, such as installing tracking software on your computer, or physically locking your laptop to your desk.
Or you can do like one Seton Hall student does: He has a locked chest in his room where he stores all his valuables.
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