University of South Carolina Libraries
Car theft hig By Mary J. Miller Ten incidents involving cars were reported this past week, from a car be ing stolen from 1300 Wheat St. Satur- th day to the paint being scratched on a 1983 Datsun at the Roost Feb. 22. University Police recognize the seriousness of aulo incidents and offer simple advice to help prevent break-ins ja and theft. r? "There is a real problem at USC with students leaving their valuables in open view inside the cars. If you're going to leave valuables in your car, lock js them in the trunk. That's the best way to prevent larceny," a spokesman said. ( I r .1 ! _ umer incidents irom me ponce blotter: Feb. 27 le A fire alarm was activated in the Wade Hampton Hotel due to a malfunction. A fire alarm was activated in the ^ Bates Area due to a malfunction. ? - lir Unknown persons removed two parking meters from Pendledton Street. A fire alarm was activated in Gam- 151 breil Hail. An alarm was activated at the Pa Byrnes Center because of an open door. to A non-student trespassing in the ^ Bates House lobby was arrested. mi l cj^NtLL^RWHACYfL^' [: j ji|r PHONE 7B0-IS9O * M sShTIR * Pl?0?.rwi *T?. COLUMBIA,S.C M OPEN 7 AM TO 9PM I WE CASH CHECKS! i I urgen I 1 Mono* ALL UOAKfc I I bS SOLD " AT COST BY fvf THE CARTON the Pc $6.70 plus tax QUdlif\ j ALL LENGTHS hOUTS ALL BRANDS for ITIO MAGAZINES S6fC GROCERIES SUl DCCD C W/iKir ULUIN <? WIINC PRESCRIPTIONS i ? TO $10.95 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE i ON PHOTOFINISHING I _ a 12 Exp. Color Prints $2.99 1 ~)r\ r<f A An 1 *L\J LAJJ. V^UIUI rillHS^t.t^ 24 Exp. Color Prints $4.89 36 Exp. Color Prints$7.29 TWO-DAY SERVICE ' ?t| REPRINTS 29* 5x7 Enlargement $1.50 8x10 Enlargement $3.50 THREE-DAY SERVICE I 1 SUI WE CASH CHECKS! 1 I 5 OPEN 7AM TO 9PM L___ -I 1 N flTcffiOKNf U ARMS PHONf 7091900 /] VJHTtn * Pf HOilKW *T?. COtUMBIA.iC ' I hlights police Feb. 26 A ha fourth A window was broken in a car in Library ie Senate Street lot. An al A car was broken into in the dorm, endleton Street garage. A roll car nar Feb. 25 Garage. icket, sunglasses, wallet and portable idio/tape player were removed from le Thomas Cooper Library. A" < An alarm in the campus post office fourth ras activated because of an error. because An alarm was activated in the col- A wii leum vault because of an error. mation A boisterous non-student failed to A cai top on police command and fled ^ 1 ho ampus. A pu Three non-students with a loud level of tereo were warned to stay off campus. A ca A wallet was stolen from the third radio re :vel of Thomas Cooper Library. lot. A w Feb. 24 Thomas A car was damaged in the Wade A stu< ampton Hotel parking lot. a?d tal A wallet was removed from an Hospita, isecured location in the Close-Hipp jildings. A car was damaged in the Blossom Two ? reet garage. the Colo A rear tail light was broken on a car A ma irked in the Blossom Street garage. cigarette A man was charged for attempting Book St sell a nursing book in the Russell Unkn< ouse Bookstore that he had no per- from th ission to sell. Cooper larn Extra Monev tly needed ? people with tucleosls to aid in Medical -ch. if you have or had within ist 2 weeks Mono, you may ' for $100.00 per week for 3 of your time. Call 254-6537 re information. >loglcalsof Columbia, Inc. i te 105,2719 Middleburg | Columbia, S.C. 29204 j \ C WnH/rACC " Drtri/ ruin W * v iv n vr\jL INUV IS ^.LUD Bj mimm ONCERT HALL I ) N I G H T THRU SATURDAY I I J? FROM CINCINNATI ij | AABHnHnHttMHhL LI W-\ /MDRD & iuuyyS^Ok. I y i WEDNESDAY L NIGHT 32 OZ. DRAFT $1 | . 7 |0 BAR BRAND DRINKS $ I 1 ADMISSION $2 I THURSDAY L BEER BASH NIGHT" mi n dimw/ciccD *n \/^?? 1 %-vi.i/ i/uu wLULrv - ALL IUU CARE TO PRINK TIL 12 I "NEXT TUESDAY L PER SOUND PROMOTIONS PRESENTS j! POL0R BUND 0* BOURBON g VODKA 7:30-8:30 ? inMCCTAD DCCD All fc.il/-i IT LVI1LJ I rvis DLCfN / J ~ /ALL INIVjni l i ADMISSION S2 J F 0 : 7 7 I - 8 7 8 9 903 HUGER ROM COLISEUM BETWEEN BLOSSOM S GERVAIS blotter run ndbag was removed from the ?Y Charlene ? level of the Thomas Cooper Three stud secretary and arm was activated in Laborde Pre-law se; students mor I of quarters was stolen from a Government 1 ked in the Pendleton Street Geddings h Public Relatic ucnig viiai ivi i Feb. 23 works in co Licensing Coi Uarm was activated on the "I've seen floor of the Russell House and I've seen of an error. help it run sit ndow was broken in the infor- at USC?" Gc booth on Bull Street. Education, tidy machine was damaged in Hall ran in mas Cooper Library. name on the rse was stolen from the third Hall attcnc the Thomas Cooper Library. being involv r window was broken and a Residence Hs moved in the coliseum parking "I'dHketo here on camp allff W3? Qfnlcn f rnm the I the oeonle w< Cooper library. ;III addition dent was injured on a staircase of Student G< ken to Richland Memorial the recent att< I. and white gr< Feb. 22 English soy effective stuc >ink taps were removed from SOLC run m er Life Sciences building. Hassell is s in was seen removing a $25 has been in> case from the Russell House secretary of ore. He was arrested. chairman, awn persons removed books Experience e thrid level of the Thomas ing familiar h Library. her main qua ! Don't torgei lin I applications l< Station Manag ! ie IA^DH j| IflVUlU IO IT9UB I f I I STUDENT G 1WHAT 00 STUDENTi ICome to the $ Wednesday, Feb. in Cala - wc YOU Al for SG secretary iuimells ents are running for Student Government one for treasurer. nior Tommy Geddings said he can keep e aware of what is going on in Student by working closely with other SG officers, as been involved with Sigma Chi fraternity as >ns chairman and Alumni chairman as well as ina nresident of Golden Kev at USC. whirh njunction with the Student Organization emission. a lot of the problems a group can encounter how things work and I think I'd be able to 11 . loothiy and help people trying to get licensed ddings said. junior Verlinda Hall is running for secretary. last year's election, but said a misprint of her ballot may have contributed to her loss, led several leadership workshops, as well as ed with her dorm government and the til Association. , encourage mo/c interaction between students us because we tend to limit ourselves as far as * see and the things we do." Hall said. to getting more involved with the workings >vemment, Hall said she is very supportive of :mpts for better interaction between the black ek system on campus. >homore Ellen Hassell wants to provide more lent representation as well as making the ore effectively. jecretary of the Panhellenic Association and solved with Delta Delta Delta sorority as the Affairs Commission and Scholarship as a secretary in other organizations and berith the duties it involves is what she considers lificatinn. Hassell said e deadline lor ?r Editors / m Af ChulPBl Vri o vi uiuuviii i: . kll 21 " I' | |? V iOUERNMENT ES USC'S I GOVT 00? >enate Meeting 29 at 5:30 p.m. M 015. DRKING FOR | MD USC! J