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Non-students' By Mary Jo Miller Non-students were involved in a number of incidents on campus in what University Police described as a "quiet week." A non-student inside Patterson Hall dorm for several hours Jan. 25 was warned to stay 7- off campus. A non-student harrassing young ladies on the street Thursday was warned to stay off campus. A non-student trespassing on McBryde Quad and ordered off campus Friday was tound later that day in the same area. He was warned again to stay off campus. Other incidents from the University Police blotter: JAN. 30 An alarm was activated at the circulation desk of the Thomas Cooper Library for unknown reasons. A student's bicycle was removed from the fire escape of Elliot College. A non-student was incarcerated for trespassing at 600 Sumter St. A class ring was stolen from the Russell House Bookstore. A non-student was caught trespassing in the dumpster in front of Moore dorm. : Emf?yal : anion * < : ^ a i s %ia 9 m ' -an yCi ? .? >rV?v= : ^ 2 : : j 4u^ m : < J : /i? A : ?>?<p : Nj ! ? Here's a test you can actually rela pour yourself a relaxing cup of G International Coffees. Then matct coffee flavors above with the five Europe that inspired th s win- your answers are right, nih#I^ $5,000 richer. Plus one your school will receive OfHIHAi fOOOtt . n . . . T certificate to the colleq a General Foods' Int ^ 1. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY 2. To enler. complete this A W When using the ad as entry, hand print the answers to the a Coffees flavors in a list on a separate 3" x 5" plain piece < country's map Mail this entire completed ad or other entr ||| entry must include either one proof of purchase of Genera International Coffees Come In 6 flavors' hand printed on a Q Entries must be received by March 17,1984. Not responsib ^ Grand Prize of $5,000 and 111 Second Prizes consisting determined by random drawing on or about March 23, 1 organization whose decisions are final Odds of winning w ^ Second Prize per colleqe Prizes may not be substituted, tra entry or have furnished a proper forwarding address to s< /-/-.lUrm etnrinnlc IA mcaic nl ano nr i>ldpr al n.utinn;itinn rn ? advertising and production agencies, and Promotional f. regulations apply faxes are the sole responsibility ot the w the Grand Prize winner, send a stamped, self-addressed em activities keep JAN. 29 Four hubcaps were stolen from a student's : vehicle parked at the Close-Hipp Business ? Administration Building meter lot. t A student was involved in simple assault when she was struck on the left side of the 1 face by another student. The glass was broken on front of a i cigarette machine by unknown means in the engineering building. \ t JAN. 28 Money was removed from two vandalized i vending machines in the Blatt Physical Education Center. I A purse was removed from a study carroll in Thomas Cooper Library. i A small leather change purse was removed from a desk in the Thomas Cooper Library. A man was seen in the lobby of the Wade Hampton Hotel in a drunken condition. A man was seen falling off a bus at Park and Gervais streets in a drunken condition. JAN. 27 A room in McBryde Quad was broken into tastt? ?? Emu wfion ?$<SXS>C ST-*%. K \ : ( ft**** ix for. First, To enter, print the number c eneral Foods the can of General Foods" li i the six rich whose flavor was inspired 1 COI int rifiCi of ^a'' ad to: G.F.I.C. Taste c , Department 149. P.O. Box 88B6, West iem. And if you could be winner from *? ? ? ?* i a $10 gift e DooKsiore. ? emotional Coffees Sweepstakes Official Ri i ail or a 3" x 5" plain piece ol paper with your hand printed name, address, /if six questions in the spaces provided, when using a 3" x 5" entry, hand print )f paper and next to each indicate the European country that inspired it b< y to GFIC Taste of Europe Sweepstakes, Department 149. P.O. Box 8886 I Foods International Coffees (the cup with letters GFIC" cut from the plast separate 3" x 5" plain piece of paper 3. Enter as often as you like, but eac ile for illegible, damaged, lost, late or misdirected entries, mechanically repr< of a $10 gift certificate to each of the 177 participating college bookstore; 984 from among all correct entries received by Promotional Marketing C< /ill be determined by the number of correct entries received There is a lim msferred or exchanged Winners will be notified by mail provided they are av weepstakes headquarters (PMC. 65 Jesup Road. Westport CT 06880) 5. Ilnnnr .n llm I IC Au/>nnt nmnlAwnnr Ihmr hmiliflr nf Hanorol frvr\Hr Prtrr UlcyCd III Hit: Ua. cinpiuyco^ onu men lanrnr^o ui ucntiai i lajvio rtarketinq Corporation Void wt>erever prohibited or restricted by law All inners Winners may be required to siqn an Affidavit of Higihility and Publici /elope to GFIC Winner List. P 0 Box ?9?5 Saugatuck Station. Westport. CT ? < University Pi m the blotter ind vandalized, but nothing was missing at he time of the report. An alarm was activated in Rutledge Colege by unknown causes. Three men loitering in the Carolina Colseum were warned to stay off campus. A car parked in the Blossom Street garage vas damaged by scratching and a dent in the runk lid. A room was entered in Maxy dorm and a adio and a wide-range antenna were emoved.. There was an attempted break-in of a car Darked in Pendleton Street garage. Money was removed from a student's room in the Roost. Two non-students found in the Russell House were warned to stay off campus. An alarm was activated in Desaussure College by unknown causes. JAN. 26 A vehicle was observed driving recklesslv. fast and without lights in the Bates House parking lot. An alarm was activated in the Carolina C c?<5)p?: / SI. f/o m w : # 9? o 1 When ?? i 0 p l m II p I l 1 1 J f you sp 1 1 ^ A, * (JSC 1 UNlVIiRSITY ? I P/ll//. fl, BOOKgTOREJ I j0Hf^ if the country next to ^ v ntemational Coffees ^ iv that rountrv. >f Europe Sweepstakes A port. CT 06887-8886 ? M m 2 . J jies m ) code and the name ot your college a ?| SPwHfftt the six General foods International Hj ( i hand printing the number ot that ||j| ::{ M . Westport. CT 06887 8886. Each ~ || ic lid) or the words General foods || h entry must he mailed separately ^ H xlucedentries not acceoted 4. One w S3 ; will he awarded Winners will he a || ^ )rporalion. an independent luckjinq S /.' / ' . nt of one prize per person and one A ? ' .a ailable at the address shown on the ^ | 1 Sweepstakes is open to registered D | 1 (oration, their affiliates subsidiaries ^ I v^-4. ^ ? Federal. State and local laws and 1 ly Release 6. To ohtam the name ol A | nrxQQn h.. 17 mu/i ^ uuuuu uy maivn ir, i jui . ?? < General Foods Corporatton 1984 11 ! <? # AaA :||I HI .11" J iff ^ olice busy Coliseum's vault by an employee's error. A bookbag was stolen from the third level of Thomas Cooper Library. A car was entered and a cassette player removed in the Caiolina Coliseum parking lot. a u., .u.? -:?u* /a v.ai wnuiini uy flying vs|jvii 11 iv? 11^111 vent window and two books were removed in a Pendleton Street lot. A purse and coat were removed from the first floor of Thomas Cooper Library. Two cars were broken into in the Carolina Coliseum parking lot, but nothing was reported missing. JAN. 25 An alarm was activated at the President's l?l Alien r\ tin t r\ omr\lr\t;on'f or ?*/m 1 * V/ *3 V* UUV. IW V,III^1W)'V.L LI I V./ I . Two bikes valued at $115 each were removed from the bike rack at the South Side of Maxcy dorm. A car was broken into in the Blossom Street Garage. A wallet was stolen from a room in Hamilton College. A car was broken into and a book bag removed in a Carolina Coliseum lot. A car's side was scratched while parked in the Bates House cafeteria drive. // 920 S Main Open 13 3 am \ v ' ft A WRING ' ' Tool Tables lop Video Games Hip Screen lecturing L M I As Always No Cover' Wednesday Night Rfte *" "ST" y S 1 .00 ^ (Reg- prices 1.23 to 1.50) 8:00 - I 2:00 UAII AhAMil A MiaLI .W.4-L yuu opcim vnijm wiin , , pri/l if u/!+h VI VVII l| ^ ^x> ^ Oy. CD i. %, % **3 > >,''''% t> <-? 255* ??-*** -WHINEY n crtftN **<? A *>?Rwv % ^ jf At The Golden Spur it Jg* j Thursday and Friday Jg^^/ February 2 & 3 uk ~ i ?n . & Contemporary Sounds | w 8 MAl>K I'OSSIBI.K H\ ?8 8SS8 STl'DKNT ACTIVITY KKKS 25.5^5?