By James Teter

A large window at Parker Student Union was broken on March 8 after a few students were rough-housing in front of the cafeteria near a Hutchinson News newspaper rack.
One of the students fell against the newsstand, knocking it backwards into the window.
The heavy window shattered from top to bottom.
Rattled by the mag-nitude of the event, the young men involved took off running, but they were identified from security camera video and later received reprimands from a school official.
The window was boarded up and the news stand was moved to a spot next to a brick wall.
A few days later, a crew removed the plywood and installed a new plate glass window in the frame.
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