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CRIME R The following entries were taken from the campus police crime blotter from Feb. 18 to Feb. 22. Feb. 18 Verbal threats/assault and battery/underage drinking, LaBorde dorm. Student was injured in an altercation. Grand larceny (auto), 1500 Wheat St. Grand larceny, upper University Terrace laundry room. Student states he left some clothing in a dryer and, upon returning, the clothing was missing. Feb. 19 Simple possession of marijuana, the Coliseum. Two subjects were observed smoking a substance believed to be marijuana. Assault, Douglas dorm. Student reports she was struck on the left side of her face by a water balloon thrown by unknown persons from Douglas dorm. cr^k on rcu. c-\J Grand larceny of bicycle, Pendleton Street Parking Garage. Auto Breaking/grand larceny, Cliff Apartments. Petit larceny, Wardlaw. Complainant states several items were removed without her permission. Grand larceny/auto breaking, 1700 Pendleton St. Petit larceny, Rutledge Chapel. Complainant states a kneeling pad was removed. Ml Continued from page 1 " generation is alcohol-related acci dents," McCord said. "God help I us. We're not handling alcohol." A P McCord said he thought no one would disagree that drug use would increase with the legaliza- cz/ tion of drugs. He said if consumption goes up, grade point averages would come down. "If we legalize a drug, it carries y pre an educational message there isn't a risk," he said. otu "I don't think there's any way at Ev( all of preventing people from ex- y pg^ perimenting," Clower said. He also said he didn't think experimenting was a problem. All McCord thought otherwise. "Experimenting does extreme damage," he said. McCord pointed out that it is possible to get hooked on drugs at first use. Stephens contradicted this by y m saying alcohol and tobacco use are going down, while drug use is increasing. 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Petit larceny, Russell House. Complain states a storage closet was entered and a Mo ola pager was removed. Auto breaking/petit larceny, 1300 Pendle St. Grand larceny, Band Hall. Complainant sta a musical instrument was removed. Larceny of bicycle/ petit larceny, Business ministration Garage. Compiled by Lynn Gibson Assistant News Editor USC-FM CEPTING NEW PATIENTS | yCt&mcitLijrs, <=HtLc?t& OB/Gyn LCLSL^ ie Pregnancy Testing dent Rates for Complete Gyn Exam, sning Appts. Available ^ment Plan for Prenatal Care & Delivery Available Methods of Birth Control 781-7815 ft* i* ' $ ,jg v ? ' ' ' $ I Friarsgate Bfv8. Trmo.'S.C. 29063 j ATH-342 HOURS BY APPOINTMENT I NW Please call for more Information jih WWWWW.WSWWWWWVVWW ' WHEELS ^1/ ilra (?= . FAST & FREE! ""~ 0 FREE WINGS with purchase of Large or X-Large Order of Wings It's Free! Coupon Expires March 31, 1990 Limit One Per Order VWJVWVWA^VWWWidWWWVWWWV __ Crime survey <* *. "I think more people are aware to participate in i than those numbers indicate," programs was diff . E. Baker said. "I'm not disputing the were going right. survey, but a question on the Uni- "People get c The versity 101 exam is 'What else said. "It takes a tha Hnpc T T^P ctQnH fr\r' onrl mror CO c hr\r* U nnnnlo !?i LI I v> wvu V/V/Vx UUIUU 1U1 UilU W* W UV7 JI1UVA. J^L/UpiL/ 1II fhe percent of the students wrote 'Use prevention." led Sense and Caution."' "Crime preven "Maybe they're so used to being education," Bak* exposed to the program, it didn't think people aren stand out in their minds. It's a out AIDS, but re_ marketing concept ? the owl changed their li iate makes people relate to crime they don't think i j jn awareness," he said. them." vjn_ Baker added that getting pebple "That's why w re" [tes Got a news tip? Call Th DID. ID'S " ' DONT |<j^ ?n vnivncii Anr eS QU|-a AH - EXCUSES DONT SAVE LIVES. BLOOD DOES + ? , _ Applications avc American Red Cross pkase rmrn cf ' Street) The Association of Afr< Carolina Proj and Women Stude ??presc Thursday, March 1,1990 7:30 p.m. Russell House Ballroom 1 r~ TECHNICAL I SIMi sou NV SOLUT a fy vcr's, m< fet & Py Audiovisual E Vk m Ky Sound, Ligl LOTS M 3rd Floor Russell Hou Famous Pro-Ch Sarah Wee Speaks on the "Implicatioi IThe victorious attorney of the abortion ca< and future implications I Wednesday March 7th at 7:3U p.] Admissioi Carolina Prog Ideas and Issue II led from page 1 :rime prevention ment and safety) keep giving inforicult when things mation, even though crime is down," he said. "Students are conomplacent," he stantly entering and leaving the serious crime to university ? we can't assume ito seeking out everyone knows what the risks are." Baker said there is at least one tion is like sex good reason people should particier said. "Don't pate more in crime prevention, 't concerned ab- "We have a saying here: 'Crime most haven't equals opportunity over desire.' festyle because Well, there's not much you can do it can happen to about other people's desire, but you can definitely lessen their op'e (law enforce- portunity," he said. e Gamecock at 777-7726 /\ STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION //?_\^_IJNIVFRSITY OF SOUTH CAROt IN A plications Due February 28 lilable at the Russell House and the Alumni House, mpleted forms to the Alumni House. (1731 College >American Students, jram Union, nits' Association jnt An evening with lay a Angelou, the first Ids Professor of American Studies at ake Forest University, NC Admission - Free USC Students w/ID $5.00 General Public z^zzzzuzzzz^^^zzzzzz^zzzzzzzzzzzzz SERVICES ple nd ions * onitors, V ?pPAesnt' Ns ORE! i se v^aii ///-ooeu v Oice Attorney SHU Idington carolina program union us of Roe vs. Wade" >e that made history will discuss present of the abortion issue. m. in Russell House Ballroom i: Free ram Union s Committee nrmH