Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Q Nti^M Many thefts mark use pc By TOROD NEPTUNE Crime reporter The University Police Department investigated several incidents within the past two weeks, among them an incident of attempted armed robbery with assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature that took place this past week. Police responded to the attempted armed robbery call from a parking lot at Carolina Coliseum this past Saturday, the day of a concert by heavy-metal band Motley Crue, according to police records. The incident occurred when a non-student was reportedly stabbed by two males who attempted to remove his wallet and the contents while in the coliseum parking lot. Police are still investigating the incident. In other reports, police listed an incident of seizure of a controlled substance on Nov. 12. w u n iversity of Miami L A (? I. () B A I. IINIVF. RSITY EDUCATION ' TV^T^ nrnrTT^ rwKirm REAL WORLD : Vl Graduate degree programs 01 (MA, PhD) in International 5! Affairs with a policy emphasis. ?< n f? i i t .. i v>peciai iieias: lniernationai ? business, development, eco- Jj nomics, strategic studies Area concentrations: Latin j America, Soviet Studies and the Middle East. Dual degree programs in international business (MBAMA) and urban and regional planning (MURP-MA). Fellowships and other finan cial aid available. Apply by February 1. GRADUATE SCH(X)I, j OF INTKRNAI'IONAL STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI HO. BOX 248123C j CORAL GABLES, FL SS124 I (305)284-4303 Thanksgiving: Free to & from theA Nov. 23 ? 24 9 am | Nov. 29th 6 pm - rr Shuttle will pick up people at various times Gate (Sumter St. side) Priority sign up in tht ^'ce' Sponsored by Student Governnv I All I Want For Christmas T "> 4- n ?JCL Vllllrt I\I1UW JUCdUll what you want for Publisl Christmas. On December 9, The g Gamecock is having a }( special classified section for you. Come by room 323 ii: Russell House and (iYj#*? V place your "All I Want For Christmas'' /f I. / ^ classified a(VU -l The Gamec P.O. Box 85131 Columbia, Name: SSN: I All I Want For Christmas Is . . . 1 4 incident reports iSir*i* invAd Crime Policc responded to a call from a resident adviser at Baker residence hall and found a clear bag of a green, leafy substance believed to be ?u ~ ...nn IllrtI IJUilllU I 11 (I L WctS 5C1S.IU KM 1U1U1C! investigation. Several students in the area of the Towers and Woodrow residence hall also reported incidents of burglary and grand larceny Tuesday. Two students from Burney residence hall reported to USG police that at some time when they were not in their secured room, someone entered it and removed several items valued at $706. 31 ? r CAFE JJ Papanada'i Border Cafe is the west division of the successful hi Chi'j Restaurant Chain, is hi SSSBkn BR9 ing quslifiable applicants to fill wait SKBSMlI M laff, hosting, line cooks and disk ashor position. If you are self- jSMHHr lotivated, possess e professional EK0?fflpRt^ jrsonality and enjoy having fun ii 1 hila you work, then we've the job >r you! Full and part time positions railable at mote then competitive Bp;;: ites! All interested perties need to mi%m pply in person or ell 798-8679 to . ( J 2 GREAT PIZZAS j Suptt Otlu ItVtffll $1.00 OFF ANY T TWO 12" 12" i PIZZ/ | PIZZA , $8.0 i ^ ?ne Coupon P?i j j Expires 12 31-e; i E? 252-1231 I 252 1231 rx aah ~ S miuihc f airport fj 6 pm I A IfllH lidnight I Mfk A J by the Russell House I j ? Student Government I ||? ent 7-2654. j I f! I a .. 1 > is ? _ I ne Friday, December 4th I If : bed on Wednesday, NUR December 9th ' while PECIAL RATE: this s MVords for $1.00 set"uP "N I .. \ tC ,/VX WED> , /if \ Times; y^/7, 1 THUR | I Times; ?I I Please l/ lB I TXT' :UCK I UN s.c. 29208 I acadi I yoi 8 sti tigating ro A staff member in Woodrow residence hall reported that during a shift change, someone went to a coat rack where her purse was located and took $250 from it. A resident of Burney residence hall reported that an unknown person entered her room while it was unlocked and stole $200 in assorted bills from her purse. Police were still investigating the incidents as of Thursday. Fourteen incidents of illegal telephone use have been investigated by USC police in the past three weeks, according to police reports. In one incident, a male student from Douglas residence hall reported receiving phone calls of a sexual nature from another male student whom he identified to police. PACKER islroS BIG BIRD Outdoor Clothing [j Special TW Mtn una vjomn j|d Broasted Chicks 10 - Piece buck* with rolls ?Ifl $7.50 iff 1 20 Piece bucke 7 \\ noHAKMN . ,, J 711757! with rolls J $13." fHU*==ss^ ... Rir. Rim ^51 &&?$$?/]) wau R9IKI mwL 625 S. M. 771-441 FOR 1 LOW PRICE! NI'S^MEHU ~ .70 105 n in 17 71 K3 >1K^nte / / hirtj but (flchovMi) WE 1 ITEM TWO 12" DELUXE R,8ht \S PIZZAS WITH TWO fresh 0 j COKES $12.00 aX e Coupof Pe' I SONI ft One Coupon Per Riflht one- IU YA /T1 o?er of y?? p..esl? 31-87 E?p..es 12 3187 Gu?n J 252^1231 ,eSS c fENTION: IECEMBER OH nd/or RANSFER ST you have received a NATIO SING or HEALTH PROFESS! enrolled at USC and will be semester you must have an the Repayment Schedule foi can receive your c >r your convenience we will < MTERVIEWS in the WILLI/ BUILDING JFSHAV nRr.FMRRP 9 : 2:30 PM, 4:00 PM and 5:30 SDAY, DECEMBER 3 : 3:30 PM and 5:00 PM brinfc your address book as complete a Loan Intervi LURE TO ATTEND ONE ( TERVIEWS will allow us to emic records which will pre\ lr diploma or a transcript an re idents should call 777-8140 B to inform us tl < I 0 ? bberies USC police responded to a bomb threat at the Business Administration building Nov. 12. A student in the building's computer lab reported that an unknown person had called and made the threat. 1 ^ ? ? i _ ? ???-?<1?fi u11 11it 111 >i ii ii rfi/n n i j A UOL puil^c iwjjuilutu uy 10111115 an uhiviui mmm b from the Environmental Protection Agency, who concluded that the threat was just a prank. The building was not evacuated, said Jerry Luthren, assistant vice president for law enforcement and safety. An incident of verbal abuse and simple assault was reported to USC police Monday. A female student said she was approached in her vehicle by a male who verbally abused her and then struck the window of her car before fleeing. \ | THE GAMECOCK 9\i | THE GAMECOCK is the student new?" paper of the University of South Carolina and is published three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with the exception of university ?n | holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in 111c. UAMfcCOtJK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of THE GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of THE t GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should I be sent to THE GAMECOCK, Box 85131, > University of South Carolina, Columbia, ! S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $18.00 for (1) pv year. $10.00 per fall or spring semester and II $4.00 for both summer sessions. Third a TXT class postage paid at Columbia, S.C. a A1XN THE GAMECOCK is a licensed student W ' r _ organization of the University of South Carolina and receives fundintr from stu dent activity fees. K 252-1231 ) _ _ i : DELIVER QUALITY 1 Produc*! Hoi Delicious Pizza made | from scratch when you order We use i real cheese and the Inesi ingredients ^ ' nzza toppngs v V Service! Fast. Free and Safe delivery ! jr pizza withm 30 minutes inteed! To your door in 30 minutes or (HniTJITV.fi I o UDENTS NAL DIRECT (NDSL), ONS STUDENT LOAN leaving at the end of I EXIT IN TERVIEW to r the loan(s) before you liploma or a transcript. conduct GROUP EXIT J.MS-BRICE NURSING ?, Room 125 as follows: PM I you will be required to f iew questionnaire form. " )F THE GROUP EXIT place a HOLD on your rent you from receiving d will delay any future ftistration. TRANSFER EFORR DECEMBER 2 I i I jg| i?