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"Thousands of Marquette University freshmen moved onto campus Wednesday, just blocks from where two men were shot and killed this past weekend.For new students and their parents, safety was part of the conversation Wednesday.The freshmen and their parents were given a lot of information, including how to stay safe on a campus in the middle of a major city.VIDEO:\u00A0Safety high priority on Marquette move-in dayLess than a week ago, two men in their 20s were shot and killed during a party in an apartment building on the edge of campus.\"Our students are coming from all 50 states and from multiple different countries, so it can be a different environment than they've been in the past. The key message is that they are partners in keeping our campus safe,\" Marquette University spokesman Andy Brodzeller said.Morgan Hughes of Wautoma is now one of those partners.\"Because I'm from a small town, I'm a little nervous because I'm not used to being in such a crowded environment,\" Hughes said.Hughes was getting some first-hand safety advice from her mother, who used to live in Milwaukee.\"I've tried to raise my children with an awareness and to not live life in fear, to just be aware of who they are and where they're at, especially if they're travelling alone,\" Darcy Miller said.The university also has eyes everywhere. There are more than 700 security cameras around campus.Students can also get walking escorts or rides from campus security anytime of the day or night.\u00A0"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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