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By David Hill
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10th floor Bates room, according to university
police.
The suspect was questioned by police, according
to reports. The incident occurred at
about 1:30 a.m.
Another USC student suffered a neck injury
in an assault in the first-floor lounge in
McBryde quadrangle. According to police
reports, the victim was grabbed by a man and
thrown into a wall. The incident occurred at
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In other incidents from the campus police
blotter: A resident of Preston dorm was flimflammed
out of $90 by a man who came to
his room and claimed he had lost his wallet.
The victim then loaned him $90, which the
man never returned.
Sept. 12: The right, rear window of a car in
a university parking lot was broken between
8 a.m. and noon Monday, police said.
A vehicle whose owner said was stolen was
later discovered to have actually been
repossessed. The owner, a university
employee told police three witnesses told her
a tow truck removed the car from a universi
ly parKing lot on Monday. Later Monday,
police discovered the car had actually been
repossessed.
A woman was robbed of $20 in Thomas
Cooper Library Monday night. Her wallet
was removed from her purse, but was later
recovered, the $20 missing.
Sept. 11: The antenna of a car on level 7 of
the Blossom Street Parking Garage was
broken off, and the car's paint scratched
sometime between Saturday and 8 p.m.
Sunday.
Sept. 10: A non-student was arrested
Saturday night at McBryde quad after complaints
that he was very drunk and acting
disorderly. He was held at Columbia Police
Department.
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non-student was broken in a university lot
sometime between Friday night and Sunday
at 4 p.m.
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An employee accidentally activated a
burglar alarm in the president's office.
A smoke alarm was set off by unknown
means on the Horseshoe.
T*"- burlar alarm on the second floor of
the W.Je Hampton Hotel was activated by
an ui.tvnown cause at about 10:30 p.m.
A fire alarm in the Booker T. Washington
gym was activated shortly after midnight.
A book was stolen from an unlocked room
on the third floor of LeConte.
A fire alarm was activated in Coker Life
Sciences Center.
A fire alarm on the second floor of the
Wade Hampton Hotel was activated, following
a system malfunction.
Two men were issued a warning after they
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bathroom.
Smoke from burnt toast activated an
alarm in Desassure dormitory.
All the hubcaps were stolen from a car
owned by a student and parked in a university
lot.
A burglar alarm in the president's house
was activated. Police found the right, center
patio door unlocked, and searched the house
for irregularities. Nothing unusual was
found.
Sept. 8: Complaints of students using a
bullhorn and dropping bottles from windows
brought police to Douglas dorm. Upon investigation,
they found a car damaged by the
bottles, and a bicycle thrown from the
building.
A historv book was stnlpn frnm a mr nnrk.
ed in Coliseum lot No. 2.
The sign above the door at Currell College
was removed. It was valued at $150.
A student's backpack was removed from
the floor of the Russell House bookstore.
A wallet was taken from an unlocked firstfloor
Douglas room.
The left-front tire was stolen from a student's
car parked in the Pendleton Street
Parking Garage.
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STUDENT ORG
All licensed student org
one of three meetings
September 20 room 3<
September 21 room 3!
September 22 room 31
4 - 5 i
All organizations mus
tative. Note: One perse
more than one organiza
| Please bring the follo\
1. name/address/phom
security number of
president, secretary
2. organization mailini
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3. organization meetir
4. advisor's name, adc
number
Any questions contac
dinator of student organi
dent Activities Center,
Russell House.
IMPORTANT: Contact
organization did not receiv
concerning these meetings.
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ANIZATIOHS
;anizations must attend
35 Russell House
27 Russell House
27 Russell House
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tion.
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} number/social
your president, vice
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ig place and time
Iress, work phone
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777-5780, StuLower
West Wing
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