The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 29, 1982, Page Page 3, Image 3
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Published
A parody of the Gamecock
was published by Li'l Bird, a
bi-weekly entertainment
newspaper. The issue, called
Lamecock was printed for
distribution Thursday.
The 8-page paper copied
the Gamecock nameplate,
headlines and parodied the
edito* ' staff of the quadweeu..
olication. Copies
were distributed at regular
Gamecock distribution
points, next to the Thursday
Gamec edition.
Gamecuck Editor-in-Chief
Mark Platte said, "We feel
flattered that another
publication would use their
whole publication parodying
Cai
Jan., 26? A man was
assaulted and robbed in
Callcott. A false fire alarm
was reported in Longstreet
Theater.
Jan. 25? Coker Life
Sciences Building was
vandalized. A car parked in
Blossom Street Parking
Garage was broken into. A
^ pair of swimming trunks
were stolen from a locker in
the P.E. center. A false fire
alarm was reported in
Douglas. A Capstone
Cafeteria employee was
caught stealing 50 pounds of
meat by Columbia police. A
car was stolen from the
Blossom Street Parking
Garage.
Jan. 24? A car was
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the Gamecock. Apparent
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some time planning tl
issue."
Jerry Brewer, Gener,
Manager of Student Medi
said, "It's kind of nice. It
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damaged at the Wai
Hampton Hotel. A ring w,
stolen from a Douglas roor
Ninety dollars were stoli
from a Douglas room,
false fire alarm wj
reported in Snowden.
Jan. 23? A fire e
tinguisher was discharged
the Russell House. Someoi
attempted to break into
faculty member's desk ih tl
Coliseum. Some cloth<
were stolen from a car in tl
Blossom Street Parkir
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from the Thomas Coop
Library. A student receive
threatening phone calls.
Jan. 22? A set of hea
phones was stolen from tl
Golden Spur. A man w;
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al The Gamecock hopes
a, parody publication did
's create any confusion.
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ie charged with driving un
as the influence ,on Pick
n. Street. Money was stc
en from a student in
A Thomas Cooper Library
as car was damaged in
Blossom Street Gara
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in stolen from the Roost,
ie radio was stolen from
a engineering building.
le Jan. 21? Some came
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le from a faculty member
lg the Coliseum. Somepictu
m were stolen from the
er bryde Quadrangle. A r?
;d and speakers were st<
from a car. Speakers w
d- stolen from a car. A jac
le was stolen from the Ma
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