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By ALRIC MIXSON .
Gamecock Staff Writer
Students who lend their ID t
Division of Student Affairs,
Affairs James B. Campbei
"We can either handle it in
student court," Campbell s?
penalties for lending ID's w<
anything like this before.
John Moore, business mam
10 to 15 IDs were taken from i
ID's would be turned over t
IJNTII, NOW. when someoi
fake ID was taken away from
not to do it again, Campbell s
about people sneaking into ?
football games.
The complaints have caus
vestigate the matter.
Dean for Student Activitie:
athletic ticket officials not t
Campbell said if a person
changed the ticket to general
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Moore said the ticket offic
tering the game but wantec
supposed to be here.
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handled Moore said two books
stadium. "If a student
id from his name is in the book 1
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Dr with no ID at all.
containing a computer printout
can show a fee receipt and a dri
le will be allowed to enter."
ad not been told to check ID's it
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