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CRIME R1
The following incidents 1
are taken from the USC Po- f
lice Department's crime
blotter. 1
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March 23 v
Broken beer bottle, 1405 |
Whaley St. The three sub- q
jects were in a room above s
thp mmnlainant'c rrmm \A/hon
a beer bottle was thrown c
from their window through r,
the complainant's window. p
The bottle broke when it q
struck the floor. B
Grand larceny, Room 101 p
Humanities. A VCR was re- p
moved without consent. jn
March 24 "
Auto breaking, 200 Marion e:
St. The driver's side wing a
window was broken but no- D
thing was taken. C
Auto breaking/larceny, A
Babies
Don't Thrive
in
Smoke-filled
Wombs
When You're
Pregnant,
Don't Smoke!
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EXCUSES
FOR NOT GIVING
BLOOD.
: Lii . I think I have
lumbago.
2. I'm type Z
negative.
3. I'm on the
grapefruit diet.
4.1 gave six
months ago.
5.1 just got back
1 from Monaco.
A nru,-.
me nnca die
thirteen blocks
long.
7. My mother won't
;. let me.
8.1 didn't sign up.
9. I'm going out
of town.
10. Asthma runs in
mv family.
11.1 forgot to eat
this morning.
12. m allergic to
flowering
magnolia. * *
Each one's a doozy,
but we're hoping you
won't use any of them.
? Give blood through the
American Red Cross.
Please, don't chicken out.
excuses dont save lives.
BLOOD DOES, g
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Red Cross
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roperty, 3rd floor McBryde. "When it
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ig water damage.
I Fire, access road to 1300
eyward St. Grass fire was
<tinguished by USC Police
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nvestment firm. The firm settled with
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to six counts of securities fraud.
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million in fines and $350 million
1 forfeitures. As part of the agreement,
paid the states a total of $8 million.
Carolina's share was $125,000.
money was paid to Campbell's office,
is the state's securities regulation agency,
wsuit was brought on behalf of that
Montgomery, law school dean, said he
decide to name the professorship the
, Campbell Chair of Corporate and Busihics.
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