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I would like to inform the staff that there was a potential harasser the needs to be addressed. He was continually asking a minor to go on google hang out even after she expressed that she was uncomfortable. He was reported but all questions he's asked were not academic and was asking to "talk" to others. I understand that there are people here that need attention but this is not the place to ask for that. -Thanks

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