The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 22, 1984, Page 6, Image 6
Car hits Green
By Mary Jo Miller j
A car struck the recently completed gate at
1400 Greene St. in a hit-and-run accident <
Saturday night. 1
The gate 4thad to be kicked open" a
witness said.
Although the University Police don't
foresee the gates as being a hazard to drivers,
they urge students to avoid driving drunk to
reduce accidents.
The gate was slightly damaged.
Other incidents from the University Police
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Feb. 19
A student was arrested for disorderly conduct
at 600 Main Street.
A non-student was arrested and charged
with driving under the influence at 1300
Greene St.
A non-student picking up cans at Maxcy
dorm was warned to stay off campus.
A non-student loitering in the Coliseum
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marking lot was warned to stay off campus.
A fire alarm was activated by an unknown
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Feb. 18
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following simple possession of marijuana at
the Coliseum.
A burglar alarm was activated by an
unknown cause in the Wade Hampton Hotel.
A student was arrested following public
drunkenness at 1200 Gervais St.
A car was broken into at the University
Inn and a radio removed.
The window was broken out of a car parked
in the Roost parking lot.
Feb. 17
Several items were removed from the
equipment room in the Law Center.
A car in a Senate Street parking lot was
broken into and the ignition switch damaged.
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The ignition switch was removed from a
car parked in the Coliseum parking lot.
A table was removed from the first floor
of Gambrell Hall.
A false fire alarm was activated at Preston
College.
A kitchen fire occurred in the University
Terrace Apartments.
Feb. 16
A person tried to break into a canteen
machine in the Computer Services building.
A non-student was arrested for tampering
with a car parked on Greene Street.
Several windows were broken in McMaster
College.
A bookbag was removed from the Thomas
Cooper Library.
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A wallet was removed from a locked room
in Douglas dorm.
The window was broken out of a parked
car.
Two vending machines were partially open
in the Coker Life Science canteen.
Feb. 15
i nrec nun-siuuenis in me Blossom street
Garage were warned to stay off campus.
Books were removed from a room in the
Close-Hipp Buildings.
A wallet was removed from Patterson Dining
Hall.
Pipes were removed from the College of
Engineering by unknown persons.
Two unescorted non-students were warned
to stay off campus.
A bookbag was removed from the fourth
floor of the Thomas Cooper Library.
A jacket was removed from the Physical
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