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3 students < past week, i By Mary Jt Milter Three students were assaulted in various incidents on campus the past week,University Police reports said. A female student was robbed at knifepoint by an unidentified male in the Senate Street parking lot at 10:30 p.m. Jan. 20. A student's purse was snatched by an unidentified male outside Wade Hampton dorm at 11:50 the same night. A Student was orahhpd anH hie wallet was stolen in the fourth floor stairwell of Douglas dorm at 5:20 a.m. Jan. 22. Other incidents from the University Police blotter: Jan. 22 A fire was started in a bed by a cigarette on the third floor of Columbia Hall. A pillow and a comforter were destroyed. Alarms were activated at Wardlaw College for unknown reasons three times in two hours. A smoke alarm was activated at Harper/Elliot college. Jan. 21 Money was stolen from a laundry machine in Preston dorm. False alarms were activated at McBryde Quad. A bomb threat was called into the eighth floor of Patterson Hall at 1 a.m. The area was searched, but no bomb was found. A non-student was arrested for public drunkeness and disorderly conduct at 1200 Assembly St. A n olortn li/or onfiifo f ' mi (uai 111 vraa aviivaivu ai niv University Book Store because of an unlocked door on the southwest side. A purse was removed from a room in the Law Center. There was no sign of forced entry. I STUDENT I i i i 111 mini CANT At TO THE MO a I Your btu< make SGA HAS C TICKETS ONLY $2 GOOD FOR I AND GEN WHAT STUDEN Cnmd tn fhp i kV M IV I I 1984, Wednesday J SGA-WC issaulted on university po the blotter Jan. 20 Money was stolen from a vending machine in the Close-Hipp Buildings' canteen. An alarm was activated by cigar smoke in Desaussure Colleoe. A burglar alarm was activated at the President's House by mistake. Three people distributing pamphlets in a parking lot were warned to stay off campus. A student fainted in the third floor lobby of Gambrell Hall after drinking two glasses of wine. An ambulance and the Student Health Center were contacted, and the student was revived. Four students saw a man enter the women's restroom on the second floor of Russell House where he tried to enter an occupied stall. The man was apprehended. The left window of a car parked in a Coliseum parking lot was broken and the car ransacked. Jan. 19 A burglar alarm was activated by unknown causes on the second floor of Wardlaw College. A smoke alarm was activated in Desaussure College. A staff member of the Thomas Cooper Library fell from a ladder and struck his head. He was treated at Baptist Hospital. A ? ?i ? ?i i??i /-vii maim was aiuvtucu uy uiimiuwii causes on the second floor of the Wade Hampton Hotel. A purse was removed from the third level of the Thomas Cooper Library. A vending machine was broken into on the second floor of Wardlaw College. GOVERNMENT rFOKD TO GO UIES ANYMORE Jent Government ;s it possible! DISCOUNT MOVIE AVAILABLE FOR Kft \Y/uiru APE ALL IRUIN-FULLER ERAL CINEMAS. i\apc ncr*c IT GOUT DO? first Senate Meeting of y, Jan. 25 at 5:Io p.r n i Q ^SIWVII V I 5RKING FOR YOU MD USC! paaiaMMp campus L ? nee report 11 An alarm was activated by unknown causes at the President's House. Jan. 18 A non-student was arrested for begging money from students at the USC Law Center. The subject had been previously warned to stay off campus. j A fire alarm was activated at Woodrow dorm due to a malfunction. Jan. 17 A false fire alarm was activated on j jj the fourth floor of the Earth and Water Science building. A hydraulic hose broke on a garbage -i truck and sprayed two cars parked next to a dumpster. The right back window of a car parked at the Coliseum was broken and a radar detector stolen. A burglar alarm was activated by an employee at the Treasurer's Office in Petigru by mistake. An unidentified person entered a locked room in Preston dorm and j removed several items. Jan. 16 A car was broken into parked at the Pit. A student selling "Black News" newspapers was warned to stay off campus. A car was broken into on the second level of the Blossom Street garage. Several items were stolen. . A banking machine behind the | Russell House was vandalized. | Four library books were stolen from an unsecured locker in the University HaaIf Qtnro V A wallet was stolen from Wardlaw J College. Hi A burglar alarm was activated by Ml unknown causes in the Russell House. jLm S (OPEN C If I Healthy^ Morsel^ I I STUDENT If |[-i 1 Each Spring, the Ope | || selects, trains and super I I the Drop-In Center and c ;; I j Health Education majors } I I Fall and Spring semes { | I Education. I Open Door internship < skills for a wide range o Health Education, Psych Administration and othe SPECIFIC INTERN ACT 1. Prepare 50 minute [ the following: Stress Ma Control, or some othe Coordinator. 12. Learn procedures t ( ment and education. 3. Learn and be able health awareness and b and decision-making, ex< I tion and communicatior 4. Demonstrate publ public speaking, group | 5. Utilize Health Has ' 6. Attend two manac September 7-9. 7. Attend mandatory I terns and Graduate As Open Door is a untqi ! three programs in the Ui ? ? ?? Ala ^ I : a pari 01 uw v/^on uw fi mttment to It. Training '8 meetings are Importan || Applications are ave /KohlnH fh? Infnrnrutttoi Wednesday Night I CHATEAU ? 1.00 cover with student I.D. 1 F? y% A a ^ 9 coors 5U* lU-li pm ' rhursday, Friday ? Saturday THIN MEN I HUKbDAY NIGH I I STUDENT NIGHT! I $ 1.00 with USC I.D. I MILLER or MILLER LITE I 25* 8-10 pm I ! 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