Linda Yalem Run Perspectives:

Taylor Matthews, senior urban planning and management major

Do you feel safer since the Bike Path Rapist has been captured?

"Not really, I don't feel less safe. Since he was captured I guess there's a better sense of security. "

Are you participating in the run this weekend?

"Yeah, I'm working for it as a volunteer for the Pre-Law Society."

Chris Amara, freshman business major

Do you feel safer since the Bike Path Rapist has been captured?

"Yeah, I don't personally feel safer, but it's a safer community for women."

Are you participating in the Linda Yalem Run this year?

"If it wasn't for the Bills game, I'd definitely go."

Liz Bukys, sophomore accounting and economics major

Do you feel safer on campus since the Bike Path Rapist has been captured?

"It's one less person to worry about, so it's safer to a degree, but not a huge degree."

Do you think campus is safer as a whole?

"I wasn't really concerned, even when I was walking around on the path."

Jessica Grimshaw, senior psychology and sociology major

Do you feel safer on the bike path since the Bike Path Rapist has been captured?

"I wouldn't go on it by myself; I wouldn't feel safe. It's a scary thought to go on it by yourself. Now he's behind bars, though. He didn't seem to have a pattern, so I think that's scary."