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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 4385748, member: 1414"] Yes, she texted us last night. She has friends and our friends have a daughter her age in the apartment/dorms across the street from the incident. Other friends were in classes near there around when it happened. Everyone is fine. We didn't freak out and she didn't seem to either, but she was in her apartment when it happened. It's quite an odd story as details unfold. The pelican case didn't have explosives and wasn't a bomb, just something under extreme pressure it seems. A manifesto was included railing against AI, Virtual Reality, Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg and criticizing the relationship between academic institutions and the developers of virtual reality. The VR club meets in that building and the package was addressed to them. It was not mailed. I think that's why MIT and Harvard both reacted quite quickly to this. To stay on point, Northeastern came in at #44, and somewhat shockingly had an [B]acceptance rate of 6.79% for this class[/B]. That is really low. BC was 16%, NYU 12%. I think that's an outlier driven by the fact that they admitted [U]way[/U] too many kids in my daughter's 2021 class. Covid clearly caused a lot of missed guesses about enrollment. They are still struggling to house these kids at Northeastern, which is how my daughter landed one of the nicest "university" apartments I've ever seen as NEU booked it to provide extra housing. This after she spent last year at the Sheraton Copley. [URL="https://www.americancampus.com/student-apartments/ma/boston/lightview#parents"]Boston Student Housing | LightView | Boston, MA[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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