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After enjoying your reaction (and recalling my daughter seeing her first "brown cricket" on a restaurant wall in Chicago ), I'll share some common precautions if you're interested.

One of the few advantages of packaged and preprocessed food is that it's 'less' likely to carry stowaways. Watch your fresh produce closely, especially in paper bags.

Being in a dorm raises the probability that they are in the building and that you can only keep them from YOUR area. You can't get rid of them. The construction of the building can make it harder/easier to control too. If they are in the walls of a frame structure, it's a bigger pain than with cinderblock construction as is used often in newer dorm type buildings.

You may want to try a trap type (like Roach Motel) control to see how much of a problem you have, first, if any. There are sprays and powers that can help maintain a perimeter around your place.

Check any type of used appliance, like stove or TV that you bring in if you are not certain where it came from. They love the warmth and seem to have a taste for electrical wire insulation.

As long as you don't have something that 'attracts' them, you need only pay attention to their means of 'import'.

(You may want to get a pair of pointy toe shoes so you can get the one in the corner)

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