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The recent streaking
phenomenon on campus has mixed
reactions from authorities but
most are going to continue a
"hands off" policy.
Authorities hope this policy will
let the "Fad" of streaking die out
within a matter of days, rather
than overreacting to it and having
it last longer due to students
realizing the attention they are
receiving.
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handled entirely by the Campus
Police and will be handled by them 1
alone in the future." He said since
streaking is a Campus
phenomenon, it will be dealt with
by campus police only, since they
are professionals in dealing with
students. He denied rumors that
SLED had been taking pictures of
Sunday night's streak.
Danny Baker of the campus
police said the only thing the police 1
could do when great numbers of
people were involved in streaking
was to "keep traffic away fromthe
area and keep an eye on the I
situation, preventing things from
getting out of hand." 4
Baker said the campus police 4
"function to keep the campus safe
as an academic institution" and all
they wanted to do was prevent I
anyone from being hurt. Although I
he admitted irate parents had
complained to the campus police,
he said that no arrests of the
streakers were planned.
USC President Thomas F. Jones,
claims the streaking "fad" had
gone "far enough." Jones feels the
streakers were simply "letting off
some steam" due to spring fever,
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)low over in a few more days.
Jones has not instructed the
ampus police or SLED to take any
special action to harass streaking.
Jones was unavailable for further
:omment on the question of
whether or not there will be a new
mnti-streaking law in next year's
University Rules and Regulations.
Paul Dietzel, USC Athletic
)irector, said that there was
'nothing in the training rules
gainst streaking " so he said little
ould be done to a streaking
ithlete . Dietzel said he was more
oncerned with getting good
ootball players to attend Carolina
han combating streaking in any
vay, although, citing a personal
listaste for streakers.
Dietzel also went on record as
;aying no action was planned
mgainst any 4 athletes. who had
streaked, and he would not make a
oint of checking on who did and
who did not streak.
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