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MON. MARCH 10 ? A side and rear window of a camper
parked in Booker T. Washington parking lot were broken. A
tank of nitrous oxide was stolen from the animal research lab
in Booker T. Washington. A convertible top was torn loose
from a parked car in Blossom Street Parking Garage, and 24
tapes and a pair of sunglasses taken. An antenna was broken
off a parked car in Booker T. Washington parking lot. Three
sample class rings were stolen from a ring display in the
Campus Bookstore. Some trim rings and hubcaps were taken
from a car parked in Blossom Street Parking Garage. A nonstudent
was arrested for disorderly conduct at Russell House
i patio. A student was arrested for simple assault after a female
| student told police the suspect was playing with her feet while
sue was studying in inomas Cooper Library. A student was
arrested for disorderly conduct after he was reported standing
nude in a South Tower elevator.
| SUN. MARCH J) ? Four persons were apprehended by
campus police while removing wooden signs from Elliot
College. $25 was stolen from a parked car on Bull Street. A car
parked in Booker T. Washington parking lot had its right rear
window broken out. A battery was stolen from a car parked
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through a Preston apartment kitchen window.
SAT. MARCH K ? A student reported he was beaten by four
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beaten near Woodland Terrace, apparently by the same four
men. A brick was thrown through a dormitory room window in
McBrvde Quadrangle.
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reported their beds and chairs had been moved to another
room in their absence, A microwave oven was stolen from the
coliseum canteen. Some furniture in South Building lobby was
found slashed. A sample USC class ring was stolen from a ring
display in tjie Camjpus Bookstore. A student's purse was
snatched while she was near Russell House; the purse was
later louna wun $12 missing.
THURS. MARCH 7 ? A clay dish was stolen from near the
President's House. A battery was stolen from a student's
electric wheelchair in Pendleton Street Parking Garage.
WEI). MARCH 6 ? A student's wallet was stolen from a
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near Woodland Terrace, had its rear window broken. A table
was stolen from the first floor of the Business Administration
building. A battery for the emergency generator in Cliff
Apartments equipment room was stolen.
TUKS. MARCH r> ? A staff member was arrested on Greene
Street for driving under the influence. Some personal property
was reportedly taken from a Laborde dormitory room. A
Moore dormitory resident said $55 was stolen from his room
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around Leiber College was vandalized, damaging its brick |
foundation. A student's billfold was stolen from an unlocked
locker in the P.E. Center locker room. A student told police she
was grabbed by a man while walking near McKissick !
Museum. She hit him with her pur.e, the suspect hit her in the
face, she countered with a kick in his shin, and the man finally
fled the
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ARA Food Services has reduced meal hours
for all eating establishments on campus.
Breakfast will be served from 7 to 9 a.m. and
dinner will be provided between 4:45 and 8 p.m.
Monday through Thursday.
Students will be able to eat at ARA operated
facilities from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday and
Sunday. No dinner will be served on Fridays.
Term paper
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Prnfp?:cinnjil holn for writinf form
papers is available through the reference
department at Thomas Cooper Library.
Preliminary group sessions are scheduled for 4
p.m. March 12, 7p.m. March 18and 19and 4 p.m.
March 25.
Each session will last one hour and students
may make appointments for individual research
help. Students may register for sessions by
calling the Thomas Cooper Reference Department
at 777-4866.
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