University of South Carolina Libraries
SEPT. 22 ? A wallet was stolen from a Bates House room that had been left unlocked. Luggage that i i i ? ? r llctU UCCII MU1CI1 11UI11 U CttI was later found strewn on the bathroom floor of Tenement 6. A student was caught attempting to steal a book from Thomas Cooper Library. SEPT. 21 ? $10 worth of gas was stolen from a car parked in a Coliseum parking lot. SEPT. 20 ? A .357 magnum pistol was found on a suspect stopped for driving under the influence. A man was arrested for driving on the wrong side of Greene Street. SEPT. 19 ? A 1981 Monte Carlo was stolen from a Roundhouse parking lot. An obscene phone call was received by a South Building resident. A student was arrested for public drunkenness after he l- ? ? Mi uuft a puiiceiiiciii a tai with a hard object. Two juveniles were caught removing a bicycle from a rack at Thomas Cooper Library. A student was arrested for public Frank Hipp Lecturer Scheduled From Staff Reports Dr. S. Fred Singer of the University of Virginia will deliver the fifth annual W. Frank Hipp Lecture, an event sponsored by the USC Insurance Studies Center of the College of Business Administration, UCt. 12. Singer, a distinguished academician and public service officer, will speak on "The Geopolitics of Oil" at 5 p.m. in the auditorium of the Business Administration Building. The address is free and open to the public. Singer received his degrees from Ohio State and Princeton universities. He was appointed as the first director of the U.S. Weather Satelite System and later served as deputy assistant secretary of interior for water quality and research. The GAMECOCK h the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and k published four time, a week on Mondays, Wenesdays, Thursdays rid Fridays during the faN and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesday. during both ?jinmer sessions, with the ,J ..?I.,-.?1*.. I ritrpuin. wi uinvrnny iiunu?y> ?ihi examination periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMICOCK those of the editors and not those of the University of South Caroina. The University o( South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of the CAMCCOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should br> sent to the GAMfCOCK, Bo< 85131, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S C. i9208. Subscription rates are $15.00 for one (I) ?'** *0 1*11 tnnnn <on\A(l?r jrul k* ?? * ~? -? $3.00 for both summer Third cUm pmUgr paid <it Columbia. S.C. ?On drunkenness and disorderly conduct. a man was arrested tor driving a vehicle on the Horseshoe sidewalk. An attempt was made to break into a car parked in Pendleton Street Garage. yo tmpu< A Bates House resident reported being watched as she took a shower. She said a man pushed aside her shower curtain to see her. SEPT. 18 ? A student was arrested for assault after police saw him push ?vn vvneny w find out Wm&m^9p HHK fill rriYl TifiWliili^\\\ I11T aMSIlttfr ^3G^raM\? : - r' ,\ JSj | raw/JI S'^Bvss Lowenbrau > Cr/r another student to the ground. The matter was turned over to the Office of Student Affairs. Two students were arrested for violating visitation hours in South rr?... A >??<. 1 Unci. n uicjitic was bnneedl who yom wBB? 1 W W i) W .Here's tog ifTTi I iHTlk Tl M? SB ? stolen from McClintock ] dorm. Four wire wheel covers were stolen from a i car in the coliseum parking I lot. 1 A car in Pendleton Street 1 flnrncfp was hrnken into. A i purse was stolen from a car ! !>65 fast, * friends ai I HIWg I fl liKMHffihb. nnHk ? HHJ It's the middle of the night an everyone has an excuse. Then, f vrm QD?* Derson mbo j r>~v ",v- ,w tvt he's not very happy about it, will come through. And you 1 think, "I knew it. Why didn't I just call him in (he first 1 place?" So when the crisis is L over, lies tfoin^ to deserve NH something a little s|xkcial. Tonight, let it l>e Lovvenbniu. 1^3 ihhi irienas. t 1S81 Beer brewed mUSA by Miller Brewing Conip parked in a university lot. SEPT. 16 ? A Baker resident received a telephone call threatening tier life. A watch and $5 were stolen from a Moore r<AO irlanf tirltilo Via olnn^ L^lUUlil VTIIAIV; lit 01C|il 111 his dorm room. re. ^ __ cl inally, n though >any. Milwaukee Wisconsin