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director of the National
Organization for the Reform of
Marijuana Laws, will present a
lecture Sept. 25 in the Russell
House Ballroom.
Stroup, a 35-year-old attorney
from Washington, D.C., founded
NORML in 1970 and served as its
director until December 1978.
NORML, a non-profit public
interest group, has led the way in
reforming state marijuana laws.
Vagrancy,
problemt
By Andlft
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Vagrancy and theft have become i
to Marvin Harrelson, chief of campu
There have been 10 reports of vag
so far over $1,000 in cash and goods h
HARRELSON SAID the main are
ton Hotel and the Towers comple>
students admitted to leaving their dc
The thefts usually occur when t\
their rooms. A student goes out, le?
student returns, the stranger has left
Harrelson said, "We usually don't
to investigate a larceny. These stran
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student some hard luck story whicl
then ends up inviting the stranger in!
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rtems taken are usually small and cs
can be done about the thefts is for
Harrelson said.
The student taking out the warrar
name and an address. The most in
able to give campus police a name. ]
we can usually get an address."
For the first offense, the vagrant
again they are arrested for trespassi
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Since 1973, 11 states have
decriminalized marijuana
possession, replacing criminal
penalties with civil fines. In addition,
14 states have passed
legislation for medicinal purposes
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The lecture, which will begin at 8
p.m., is co-sponsored by the Ideas
and Issues Committee of the
Russell House University Union
and USC NORML.
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Massey
Staff Writer
serious problems at USC, according
s police.
[rancy and theft this semester, and
iave been taken, he said.
as of concern are the Wade Hampc.
He said in all 10 instances, the
>ors onen.
le students invites strangers into
iving the stranger alone. When the
t and stolen a number of things,
get reports of vagrancy until we go
gers are usually derelicts of college
town, and they usually hand the
i the student falls for. The student
ohis or her room."
e usually derelicts of
|ust passing through
Marvin Harrelson
1 are money or credit cards. Other
in be sold easily. The only thing that
the student to take out a warrant,
it should be able to give the police a
lportant thing is that the student is
Harrelson said, "If we have a name
s are just warned. If they show up
ing, Harrelson said.
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Tickets for riding on the city bus line can a
now be purchased from the Student s]
Government office window on the first U
floor of Russell House University Union. d
The tickets are sold 10 for $1, and are s;
designed to help students avoid the in- p
convenience of having to carry correct bus
far, Michael Warshauer, SG vicepresident
said. "We are also doing this to ii
help alleviate the parking problem and to c
help conserve energy," he added. o
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STANDARD BUS FARES, such as from c
USC to Broadmoor Apartments, are 20 p
cents. Fares to places in zones farther e
away increase by increments of 10 cents. A p
one-wav fare from camnus to Columbia p
Mall, for example, costs 40 cents. \*
The cost of printing the tickets is paid by
the SCE&G bus line, Carlos Salter, of the
SCE&G Transportation Department, said, fi
Normally these costs are paid by the tl
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peciai groups, Salter said, "but because I
SC bought such a large quantity and is I
romoting regular riding of buses in the
/stem, we did agree to pay for the
rinting."
Two of the new shuttlebus shelters fit
ito the city bus route. Students are enouraged
to use the shelters on the corners
f Pendleton and Sumter streets and
'endleton and Pirkens streets to wait for
ity buses, Harold Brunton, USC viceresident
of operations, said. 44As an
nergy and transportation conservation
roject," he said, "we'd like to encourage
veryone to use SCE&G's bus system as
rell as the shuttlebuses."
TICKETS FOR THE BUSES will be sold
Lve days a week at the same time during
tie afternoon as movie tickets.
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