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By John Reiner
Residents of Woodrow Dormitory were
awakened Saturday when a fire alarm caused
the building to be evacuated at 4:40 a.m.
According to police reports, an intoxicated
student passed out while he was cooking hotdogs.
Another student had placed a piece of
plastic over the room's smoke detector, and
the smoke from the hurninc hotdoos hnilt nn
until it activated the dorm's security system.
The Columbia Fire Department responded
to the alarm with four fire engines and the
assistant chief's car, and three USC police
cars were dispatched to the scene, according
to the report. The cause of the alarm was
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Saturday was a busy day for university
police. In a three-hour period, four USC
students reported their cars broken into while
parked in Blossom Street garage.
Police did not speculate on whether the incidents
were related, but said an investigation
is pending.
According to police reports, a 1976 Datsun
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broken out. Another car owner reported a
camel hair sports coat missing from his car at
4:45 p.m.
At 6:00 p.m., a student reported the right
rear window of her 1977 Toyota smashed in.
A designer jacket was stolen from a car parked
in the garage.
Another car had its right rear window
broken in. The owner reported nothing missing
from his 1978 Volkwagen at 7:49 p.m.
Police could not give out damage estimates
or the value of the stolen goods.
Other incidents in the USC police blotter
include:
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By Laura Dannhardt and David Hill
Power was out on the north side of campus
hours last night after smoke was sighted on th
cond floor of the HumanitiesClassroom buildinj
police and fire spokesmen.
A spokesman for the maintenance departmen
circuit in a manhole tripped the outage. An a
ed in the building at 7 23 p.m., Columbia Ai
Chief Maurice Goff said. Three pumper truck:
truck responded, he said.
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OCT. 16
A student suffering breathing problems in
Bates West refused transportation to a
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A blue tote bag left unattended in the
Russell House cafeteria was stolen.
A sweat shirt was stolen from a car parked
in the Pit.
A car in Pendleton Street garage was
broken into; a backpack with books and
some clothing was stolen.
A student was arrested for disorderly conduct
at the USC police station. When told to
be quiet, he would not and was subsequently
transported to the city jail.
OCT. 15
A man became bellicerent in a cirl's room
in the Wade Hampton Hotel and tore down a
curtain rod.
Alarm was activated at the President's
House by a family member at 8:17 a.m.
A car was broken into while parked on a
Sumter Street lot. Nothing was reported
missing.
OCT. 14
An alarm was activated in the Russell
House Bookstore for unknown reasons at
5:25 p.m.
A bicycle was stolen from the Whaley Cliff
apartments and later recovered. A juvenile
was taken into custody.
A vending machine and a copier machine
were broken into in Thomas Cooper Library.
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it said a short Pendleton, Greene and Barn
larm was pull- as Columbia Hall and Capst
ssistant Police He said no alarms in dor
s and a ladder dorms were evacuated.
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OCT. 13
An alarm was activated at the coliseum
box office due to a system malfunction.
A hole was shot into the south window of
the library with a BB gun.
A man scavenging on USC property was
warned to stay off campus.
A car parked on a Pendleton Street lot had
its front windshield broken out at 5 p.m.
An alarm at the Russell House Bookstore
was activated at 5:30 p.m. for an unknown
reason.
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An electric drill was stolen from a truck in
a Sumter Street lot undergoing renovation.
Several items were stolen from a car parked
in Blossom Street garage. Later in the day,
several items were reported missing from a
car parked in the garage.
A student's purse was stolen from Thomas
Cooper Library.
The right rear vent window of a car parked
in Blossom Street garage was broken out.
A handbag was stolen from a girl while she
was at band practice on the band field. All of
her credit cards and identification were
reported missing.
A girl in Rutledge dorm reported receiving
harassing phone calls by a male who used
sexual profanity.
OCT. 11
, A Domino's Pizza delivery man had three
on north side of
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drinks stolen from him in the Roost parking
lot at 1:30 a.m.
At 1:45 a.m., another Domino's
deli very man was robbed of one pizza by four
males on the north side of the Roost.
A non-student was arrested for trespassing
on a Sumter Street lot after being warned on
a previous occasion to stay off campus.
A car parked on a Sumter Street lot was
broken into and a purse was stolen. The
purse has been recovered.
Someone threw a five-inch piece of iron
from the upper floors of Bates House. It
struck and broke the windshield of a car
parked below.
OCT. 10
The Russell House Bookstore alarm was
activated for an unknown reason at 12:30
a.m.
A man acting suspicious around the Wade
Hampton Hotel bike rack was warned to stay
off campus.
An alarm was activated at the post office
due to an employee error.
Two cars were broken into on a Sumter
Street lot.
A car parked in Blossom Street garage had
all its tires flattened by an unknown person.
The front windshield of the car parked in
the garage was cracked.
A bag of laundry was stolen from the lobby
of the Wade Hampton Dorm.
A man was caught trespassing in Bates
House Cafeteria after beign warned to stay
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on campus.
Five dollars was stolen from a girl's wallet
at the band field.
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ance was that reactions of students were
throughout the entire ordeal," said Dan
lent Government senator who lives in Columhear
some students talk about the problems of
ut lights, and a few females remarked about
afety."
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