The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 18, 1983, Page 4, Image 4
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
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The Honors and Awards Commis
seeking nominations for Outste
Seniors, Outstanding Graduate Studer
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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
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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
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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
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to Linda Carolina Coliseum
-esident for Stu- Disabled Student
; room 109, by Varga said DSS is
seating needs of dii
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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
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interested in assessing the Western
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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
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