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Car stolen By Marisa Porto A Douglas Dorm resident's car was stolen as he was moving into the dorm, University Police reports said. The student returned from unloading his stereo system to find his car missing. The car had been parked on the west side of the building. In other incidents from the University Police blotter: Jan.IS Woodrow Dorm residents were Nomination - m m rn m W mm m From Staff Reports The Honors and Awards Commis seeking nominations for Outste Seniors, Outstanding Graduate Studer Algernon Sullivan Awards. Outstanding Senior or Outsta Graduate Student awards are given to members of the graduating class whc made a large contribution to the univt The Algernon Sydney Sullivan Aw given to the most outstanding malt j FOREIGN CAR i S>1 "' sLAngi : SAAB j m T1 : MAT FACTORY TRAINED TE< WE SERVICE ANY MAKE F( : jim'hudson smi ; 3815 West Beltline I Columbia, South Carolir S 771-1550 ? JL I ATI WELCOME c> I "SHfry BACK v jggrnew store hours Mf% mon-thur 7am-9pm jF 1 fri ?am-6pm < sat 9am-5pm/ sun closed^ 10% off school supplies - ?P?P?fL _ .now.thru. Feb while Doug awakened at 3:39 a.m. by a fire alarm. The false alarm, reported by Residential Life Services, was caused by a burst steam pipe, shortinR out the building's electrical system. A break-in at Patterson dorm was reported at 3:30 p.m. Cash was stolen from a secured dorm room. Jan. 14 A person seen at Whaley and Assembly streets was arrested for public drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons. A hunting s accepted female members of the senit sion is of contributions made to th< tnding Nominations should be its and Your*., Office of the Vice Pi dent Affairs, Russell Hous< inding Feb. 15. i those ) have ;rsity. ard is STUDENTS WITH disa e and need of special seating at basl emirs ] j wus BMW HUMPH \ g< I 17s 3HNICIANS If DREIGN CARS : rscarsT : M Blvd. 1/ V ia 29204 J f 8c copies i L-J8.J>984_ las Dorm re the blotter knife anH ,f ? Mine were found in his possession. A disorderly conduct complaint was made at 1:01 p.m., after two unknown males on the west side of Maxcy Dorm poured a cup of tobacco juice on the complainant's head. Two auto break-ins were reported. In the Blossom Street garage, an unidentified person broke into a vehicle, and later another student reported a vehicle for outstam 3r ciass in terms I\0 Wv ; university. sent to Linda Carolina Coliseum -esident for Stu- Disabled Student ; room 109, by Varga said DSS is seating needs of dii bilities and in MAURICE CC cetball games at Charleston profess IC-FM is having ? IIOIIT ^ nun I in KUUM 3 Come_ai RESISTS gwiHMING 1 RPWIW6 -i .-J 1Ltzua 1 ??z. -AVfc J c M For th isident mov forcibly entered into from the passenger's side. Jan. 13 A burglar alarm activated at Saga Foods, 1718 College St., was caused by an employee's error. The alarm was reset. Unknown persons entered a secured room and removed personal items in Preston Dorm. Another car was broken into on the west side of the band hall. Unknown persons entered the vehicle by throwing a rock through the ting studen 5 briefs ,it!?d - colloqui i are invited to contact Gambre Services. Director Paul Cohei interested in assessing the Western sabled students. on the Philosoj points together )HEN, a College of Refre; or, will present a paper room 61 I its first mee semester 27 of Russell Ho ]d_check_ii_QutL ^TldMDeSKf 1 SAlUNfrT S1KDHII bf^Ji I e real beer lover. es in driver's side rear window. A warrant was issued to a Woodrow Dorm student. Two USC police officers assisted two Richland County law officers in apprehending the suspect. Jan. 12 Three males camping out on the south side of Carolina Coliseum were warned to stay off USC property at 1:09 a.m. A false fire alarm at Rutledge Dorm was reported by a student OtifirH ot - ? a?- ? ut -r. i*j a.m. t awards Correspondences" at a philosophy m at 4 p.m. Jan. 25 in room 151 11 Hall. n has published articles on the i philosophical tradition, particularly ^ * naiunic uiaiogues and the Eastern Dhical tradition. His paper looks at where the two traditions come >hments will be served at 3:30 p.m. in 5 of the Welsh Humanities Building. ting of this j luse at 6:30. S I I 3 I *6 iiiti-L jf| ^b