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"Freedom is a Privilege, Tracking is a Service"

BREAKING: "Open House" Meeting Held Explicitly to Refuse Discussing the Rules — NEW: Library Software Now Auto-Emailing Parents When Students Exhale — ALERT: Entire Campus Punished for the Actions of Three First-Years —
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Administration Bans Gate Passes: Hostel H4 Locked Down Before 10 PM

By Staff Reporter, Subversion Correspondent 4 Min Read
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A safe researcher is a stationary researcher.

In a move hailed as "brave" by the academic office, the Administration has abruptly banned all gate passes and implemented a mandatory Library Software Tracking initiative. The new strict 10:00 PM curfew ensures that students are safely locked inside Hostel H4, where any minor infraction instantly triggers an automated email to their parents and a potential semester suspension.

"We heard the students' concerns," said a representative from the Dean's Office. "And we’ve decided the best way to address them is to host an 'open house' where discussing the new rules is strictly forbidden. We must punish the entire student body for the actions of a few first-years. It’s about streamlined dialogue and collective guilt."

"The recent petition signed by exactly 596 students has been officially ignored, freeing up the administrative budget to block internships and install 50 new CCTVs instead."

SRC Negotiates Historic Trade: Student Civil Liberties for 'Personal Recommendation Letters'

The elected student council confirms they 'fought hard', effectively acting as lawyers for the administration to secure their own stellar LORs while the rest of the student body remains caged.

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Local Hero: Admin Officer Successfully Installs CCTVs While Ignoring 596 Signatures

"It's about focus," says the hero. "You look at the petition, you look at the camera mount, and you simply pretend the students don't exist. It's a symphony of silence."

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