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| By Leroy Williams
Gamftcock Staff Writer
SAT. MAHC1I 15 ? A purse was stolen from
Onoorkl 1 LI/\nn/\ U n I i f nine lofnr fni mH in a
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! restroom with a credit card and luncheon
tickets missing. A ladder was stolen from the
i Barnwell College construction site. A jewelry
box and $150 were stolen from a Wade Hampton
; Hotel dormitory room. A car was stolen from a
parking lot near Booker T. Washington Center.
Fill. MARCH 14 ? A spare tire and rim from
j a university truck parked near Carolina
Gardens apartments were stolen. A wallet and
j $20 were stolen from a Pendleton Street
building room, rour wire rim nuo caps were
taken from a car parked in the Bates House lot.
A gold ring was removed from a South Tower
dormitory room. A cassette AM/FM radio,
speaker, six tapes, and all four hubcaps were
stolen from a car parked in Booker T.
Washington parking lot. Some personal items
were stolen from a Gambrell Hall ladies'
; restroom. A car was stolen from the Booker T.
Wn^hincrtnn lot Some clothing and monev were
stolen from a McClintock dormitory room. A
cassette tape player was taken from a car
parked in the Blossom Street garage. A false
fire alarm was activated in Russell House.
TIIURS. MARCH 13 ? A screen door was
torn from a Woodland Terrace apartment. One
electric cord and an unknown number of
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were stolen from the Wade Hampton Hotel
basement. A painting was taken from a
Wardlaw College hallway. A purse containing
$20 was stolen from a car parked near the
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Woodland Terrace nursery. A parking meter j
head was taken trom the Capstone parking lot.
A non-student was arrested for publicdrunkenness
near the B.A. building. A
student's handmade vest was stolen from a j
Rates House cafeteria coat rack. A shoulder
bag left unattended on a table in Thomas
Cooper Library was stolen. A man was caugnt I
trying to steal a book from Thomas Cooper j
Library. A beer bottle was thrown through the
rear window of a car parked on Wheat Street. A
New Jersey license plate was taken from a
parked car in Blossom Street garage.
WKI). MARCH 12 ? A tape player was stolen
from a parked car in Blossom Street garage. A
student told police that he received four
threatening phone calls. Forty dollars was
stolen from a staff member s purse in Kussell t
House cafeteria. A staff member working in
Capstone reported receiving harassing phone
calls.
TUES. MARCH 11 ? Some obscenities were
painted on the west side of the McKissick
Museum. A campus police officer arrested a
non-student for trespassing in Preston dor
mitory after he was earlier warned to stay off
campus. Forty dollars was taken from a pinball
machine in a McBryde quadrangle lounge.
A spare tire and rim was stolen from a car :
parked in the Pendleton Street garage. A j
student's briefcase was stolen from the j
Thomson Student Health Center while he was
being treated there. A framed photograph was !
ctrtlon from n wall in Rncspll Hoiisp's SPPOnd
floor. Three chairs and one drawing were
reported missing from the Osborne Building.
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