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The colleges community relations offices plans for dealing with off-campus parties to present to the community. They include punishments for students and steps for neighbors to take if they have a complaints.

Emails attempting to mitigate the damage that the article published by the Gazette about Colorado College student parties off campus may have done to local opinions about the school.

A flyer asking local people to organize to force the Colorado College administration to crack down on off campus parties. It is urging people to attend a meeting about the problem.

An explanation of the steps being taken in response to neighborhood complaints as well as a list of resources local people can take advantage of at Colorado College.

After many complaints from local residents about noise and mess from Colorado College off campus parties the college put together an event with the community to mitigate the issue.

Tanya is writing to the school to contradict contemporary reports of out of control students. She wants to express the enjoyment she gets from living near the school. Megan asks her to express these opinions to the local newspaper.

An in depth description of the college as a contributor to the local economy, the local education system, the local culture, and the local leadership and community service network.

A description of the people that the college employs and attracts and the money that they contribute to the economy.

A description of Colorado Colleges vision for its own large role in the Colorado Springs community. It includes possibilities for the schools new property purchases. The school was also hoping alumni would move back to the area.

Kilkenny descibes meetings that he has had with local business men about Colorado College's image and outlines their suggestions.