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Around 12:15am Resident Assistant Mignona Hall (RA Mignona) walked into 20 Warren to finish her rounds. While walking into 20 Warren, RA Mignona saw two students, Kara Stonecypher (Kara) and her friend (name unknown) sitting in a corner in the entrance of 20 Warren. When Kara and her friend saw RA Mignona they got up and headed towards the stairs. Kara appeared to be struggling to walk and looked as if she was feeling ill. While conducting rounds in 20 Warren, RA Mignona could hear a resident in room 236 throwing up and crying. After confirming in eRez that the student in room 236 in 20 Warren was Kara Stonecypher, RA Mignona contacted Public Safety at 12:17am. Public Safety Officer (PSO) Perales was in 10 Warren and came over to help, and

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