Swastikas exhausted on doors in Towson U. dormitory.

The symbols, which appeared on dry-erase boards on a bottom in one of the hall halls, were reported by residents Wednesday morning, said Jerry Dieringer, gaffer of houses and habitation life. Dieringer declined to popularity the hall. A retort body has met to discuss the impact of the circumstance on the university community, Dieringer said, and officials have also met with students. "We're infuriating to both allay concerns as well as dungeon students learned as to what steps are being taken," he said, adding that it was uncharted whether the drawings were done at random. "We are very distressed and, I would even say, outraged that some person would do this," Dieringer said.

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