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Seasonal

- In snow, ice, or slush conditions, SLOW DOWN. Even if you have 4 wheel drive, you may not always be able to stop.
- Be aware of other motorists, they may not be used to Kansas weather and driving conditions.
- Avoid distractions that may take your focus from the road.
- Keep your vehicle fueled in case you are stranded and need to run your engine for heat.
- Keep blankets, non perishable food, and repair tools in your vehicle when traveling.
- When walking be cautious of slippery pavement and stairs. Always look for a hand hold.
- If crossing a street keep in mind that motorists may not be able to stop as quickly.
It is also basketball season. Please keep in mind that prior to tip-off traffic on campus may become very congested. Also, after a basketball game KUPSO will be directing all traffic near Allen Fieldhouse away from campus; focusing toward 19th and 15th Streets and Iowa Street.
Winter Break starts December 18, 2009 to January 14, 2010. The Residences hall will be closed December 18, 2009 thru January 11, 2010.
Spring Break starts the week of March 15, 2010 to March 21, 2010. With residence halls closing on March 13th.
Here are some safety tips to remember.
- If you live in an apartment or a house have someone pick up your newspaper and mail.
- Let someone know where you are going, where you are staying ,and when you plan on returning.
- Make sure your vehicle is ready for travel. Check tires, and fluids. When driving long distances take breaks, and if you are tired, stop and rest or get a hotel room. For more information on Drowsy Driving go to Drowsy Driving
- REMEMBER IN ALL STATES THE DRINKING AGE IS 21
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