Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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_ ? I MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2 ? Several USC-owned tools were stolen from a room in Pinckney College after the thief broke in through a window. A license plate Was remove from a r?nr narlroH at Havic FUM m ? > vsaa ?? M V JL/M IU1 A" IV1V4 The starter was removed from a USC vehicle parked in the driveway near Snowden dorm. A ring left on a S tray in Russell House cafeteria was stolen. The side s mirrors of a car parked on Bull Street were damaged. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 ? A male student was j arrested for driving under the influence when he disregarded a traffic signal on Sumter and Greene streets. Several items were stolen from a LaBorde | dorm room. A fire was started in a Marion Street dumpster. ! SATURDAY, JANUARY 31 ? A bicycle was stolen from Gambrell Hall. Three windows were broken and a I screen was pushed out in the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity ! lounge in McBryde quadrangle. | A window was broken in the Residential Life Ser vices Office lounge. A false fire alarm was pulled in i LaBorde dorm. I FRIDAY IAMIIARV m A malo nnn-ctiiHont L_ ? - - J V'? w uv < & 11IU1V IlVil'O tUUVHL wao arrested in Sims dorm for possession of marijuana. A BACCHUS schec party planning w< A tree workshoD teaehine Th#? ttoK h.i O wnrlrchnn r ? 0 ? & VM. & A A 0-4 TTVi (\OIlVp) students how to drink sen- "Responsible Party Plansibly will be sponsored by ning," will be led by a Boost Alcohol Consciousness University of Florida Concerning the Health of professor, Dr. Geraldo University Students, ac- Gonzalez. Topics of cording to the group's discussion include effective president. party planning, the history DAILY SPECIAL Home Cooked Meals 1 meat, 3 veg., cornbread, Homemade buscuits, iced tea. $2.50 Choose from 4 meats & 14 veg. & salads. MAYFAIR GRILL 343 Main St. 2 Blocks From University ! Open For Breakfast 1DOWN JACKETS AND VEST - POLAR GUARC 1 femaf. A 2 ^ quality <2 i | | / 1 25% ? REDUCTIONS ^ s Jjggj If I fJt glf ^ 5 | WINTER CLOTHES Clear; . II AS / J III. # _ 4 | g i men s ana women s : * | We can't BEAR tl <75 I Winter Clothes any 1 I 10-6:30 M-F 10-6 Sa q | 2 Convenient Locatioi H I f 940 Harden St. Boozer Sh< I 799-7571 77 Ui (J ?-?? 1 ' o ssum caroimas mbsi uompieie 2 Outfitters Q - SWEATERS CHAMCiS SHIRTS - SK! GLC ampus Crime? spare tire and rim were stolen from a car parked in the Blossom Street Garage. Several items were taken from a construction firm's trailer on Whaley Street after the thief broke a window io gam entrance, a coliee machine was stolen from a lounge in the engineering building. THURSDAY, JANUARY 29 ? A male non-student was arrested for driving under the influence when he was seen going the wrong way on a one-way block of Bull Street. Copying machine parts were stolen from a vehicle parked on Greene Street. The coffee machine in the Physical Sciences Center canteen was broken into. A jacket was stolen from a room in the engineering building. A student reported an attempted break-in at his Woodland Terrace apartment. A student reported that an envelope containing a USC check for $625 and a student ID and fee receipt were lost or stolen. The check was cashed at a local bank by an unknown person. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28 ? A female student refused to sign a warrant for disorderly conduct when a male student became verbally abusive and created a disturbance in Capstone lobby. ilnc I DDI Drkshop of BACCHUS and how to conduct alcohol awareness fj All "BROOKS" programs and styles inc "SAUCONY", ai Opinions expressed in the ? .. . _ . GAMECOCK are those of the editors /\|| wV3DS and not those of the University of I NEW BALANC I an equal opportunity institution. |B The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMECOCK.^ The Student Media Office is the parent organization of the GAMECOCK. The GAMECOCK is the student newspaper of the < 'niversity of South Carolina and is published three times a week on Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and once weekly on f j Wednesdays during both summer sessions with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Harden St. Chango of address forms, sub- I scription requests and other ? correspondence should be send to HBHHHHfflBHBHBBBSSBHBSSHSSSI the GAMECOCK. Box 85131. | ! Russell House. University of South H Carolina. Columbia, S.C. 29208. I / Subscription rates are $5.50 per n / semester and $2 for the summer H f fc-*4 y |J sessions. B A I a It Third class postage paid at 1? j&M IM'M Columbia.SC _ I ^ rjACK?T?AND VEST! 1 vjr\: V VY] fV ? I Answerst? vour 'Wi |T n I Wellness Talk is I?2yNJ f 3^ Cnrirhmonf Dmnr In ki ii ivi m i ivi (i n uyi Pf ml provide a forum f ' \ >1 Talk will appear ev I o| or send your quest Open Door is a h( \^> \ ? wing of the Russei \l ^ 51 through Friday fro \? \ w I and let us take yc f\ V m I body fat. We will c (J \ h I usc stuc,ents-Som( r > w I va,ues and clecisio f y y *\ I weight control, exi ( * y m 1 If you are intere V h y/ ^ I Door for the 1981 S gj I filloutanapplicat'h r " f " Q I * OPEN DOOR ar ante Sale I x II * -- >1 i * w,,,c es oi I * THI hese ml I t to I 7 For regi -Onger. -II* intramural/ t. | 1 ns col i | * Freeclasse ?t ft "I ! I * tipping Centtr * i S in M I ? I S L ? 1 KSI -JOl^olO- ?1 I |VES^OWNANDPC*J B nnriinnii A student reported receiving annoying telephone calls in his Preston dorm room. A textbook was stolen from the bookdrop in Campus Bookstore. TUESDAY, JANUARY 27 ? A male non-student was arrested and charged with disturbing a school near Barnwell and Sloan colleges. The man had been warned earlier by Campus Police to stay off campus. Money was stolen from a locked Capstone dorm room, but there were no signs of forced entry. Hubcaps were removed from a staff member's car parked in the Hnnct lr?t MONDAY, JANUARY 26 ? Two cheerleader shirts were stolen from an unlocked LaBorde dorm room. Books belonging to two students were stolen from a LeConte College room. A staff member reported missing money at the Residential Life Services Office. The tampon machine in a Currell College ladies' restroom was pried open and an undetermined amount of change was stolen. A wallet was stolen from a car i parked in a Coliseum lot and was later found in the parking lot. SUNDAY, JANUARY 25 ? A male non-student was j irrested for driving under the influence when he disregarded a traffic signal on Greene Street. 1 _ J " 1 i MARATHON SALE shoes and other selected models j luding "NEW BALANCE", "ADIDAS", j! id "ETONIC". j! and shorts including "DOLFIN", I :e" and "moving comfort", |! oko/~ ncci a*** /u wr r i n i. 'en&lril,s?!i! Of Five Points 254-3599 My | "W/XtS / L/.S. C. office of health promo questions about Health and well-Being )resented by the Open Door Student Health im and the Office of Health Promotion to }r health and wellness information. Wellness 3ry other Wednesday in the Gamecock. Bring ons to Open Door for our February 18th issue, j alth enrichment program located in the West I I House. Peer Educators are available Monday I ti 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Come by the Drop-In Center ur blood pressure or calculate your percent j ladly give self-help seminars to any group of 1 j of our topics include human sexuality, sexual f I ^ making, stress management, nutrition and I ircise, rape awareness, and wellness. sted in becoming a Peer Educator for Open 32 academic school year, please come by and I' Lo ^ ^ ?l|j ? M ^ ? A?H &/ |C2fCa|C2|U(C3fC9|C3|C9fC)fC9fC)fC9|e9fC3|C9|C2|C9|C9fC?fC9fC)fC3|U9C^ d INTRAMURAL / RECREATIONAL SPORTS * ffer a ten week class as part of : FITNESS FOR LIFE PROCRAM J lanilarv 9Q-Anril Q iQQi ? >.K! II ?/, l ? X itration and information contact * I Recreational Sports Office at 777-5261 ? Dr Open Door at 777-2782. J 1 s, open to everyone will be held on * Thursdays at 5:30 p m. * 1 Biatt P.E., Center Room 134 U I f ^ (*JLp ^ 3^" ^ ^ t^3 *^> to^* t|?g sss Talk is sponsored by: >f Student Affairs pson Student Health center tment of Health Education