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bonfire in Pi Kappa Phi's BBQ pit
attracted campus police early Monday
morning when flames from burning
scrap building material reached above
the building on McBryde Quad. Police
were called around 2:30 a.m. and
reported students at the scene were intoxicated.
One fire engine was called to
extinguish the flames.
A man wearing cut-off blue jeans
and no shirt was reported to have
entered a Columbia Hall room around
5 a.m. Friday. The residents said their
door was locked. The intruder is
thought to have entered through the
unlocked bathroom. Police reported
no signs of forced entry nor any stolen
or damaged property. Residents said
they woke to find the intruder standing
near one resident's bed, but said tne
man fled when they woke.
A Maxcy Dorm resident reported an
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Six USC students reported property
stolen from their cars parked in USC
lots and garages Aug. 23-29.
A car parked in Blossom Street
Garage was reported to have had its
back windshield broken Monday.
Police said clothes valued at $300 were
stolen from the vehicle. A USC student
reported personal items worth $200
stolen from her locked car in The Pit
Monday. One of the car's back window's
had been broken.
A student reported clothes worth
$190 stolen from his unlocked car
parked in lot S-15 at 1100 Wheat St.
Saturday.
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$250 radar warning receiver stolen.
A wallet stolen from a locked vehicle
parked on the Davis Field lot Friday
was recovered by police. Police found
the wallet in a trash can on the Capitol
grounds.
Two speakers valued at about $80
were reported stolen from a car parked
in the Pendleton Street Parking
Garage Aug. 23-26. The owner said the
car's left vent window was pried open.
Five bicvcles were renorted stolen
from bike racks to which they were
chained near residence halls since Aug.
24. Two bikes were stolen from Bates
House racks, two from racks at Wade
Hampton Hotel and one from the Columbia
Hall bike rack.
A fire alarm in Woodrow Dormitory
was pulled Friday by a resident who
said he hit the alarm accidentally.
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