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SGA committee
to study security
By JOHN SHARKEY
Gamecock Staff Writer
A special Student Government Association (SGA) committee in
vestigating safety problems in the Bates House area will meet tonight.
Sam Kaplan, committee chairman, said that the committee will try to
work out alternative plans to insure the safety of students using the
ramp.
FIVE STUDENTS have been robbed in the Bates House area since the
dormitories opened. The robberies have occurred primarily at night
and have always involved a single student being surrounded by a group
of youths who have demanded the student's wallet.
Kaplan said that one of the suggestions under consideration will be
student patrols. Students with walkie-talkies would patrol the area in
pairs. Another suggestion is to have a similar patrol on the Bates West
roof.
Kaplan said the committee will be working with campus security
personnel and that a representative from the campus police will be on
the committee.
Kaplan said, "Some people are afraid, but more are irritated or
aggravated than scared right now."
TERRY FEHELEY, Bates House president and a member of the SGA
committee, believes that a student patrol will only alleviate the problem
temporarily.
"It's all right now because a lot of people are interested," Feheley
said. He thinks it would be difficult to get students to patrol every night
until the end of the semester.
Feheley said that more lights are needed in the ramp area par
ticularly because there will soon be more hours of darkness.
A memorandum from George A. Key, director of Public Safety,
Security and Communications, was sent to residents of Bates House,
Bates West and Cliff Apartments. Tbe memorandum suggested some
safety precautions.
Key urged all students not to walk alone anywhere on campus at
night. He also said that walking security personnel patrols are being
doubled temporarily. He said that a gate will be installed on the stairs
leading to the triangular athletic fields so that they cannot be used as an
escape exit after 7 p.m.
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