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Thursday, March 17
Autobreaking, larceny, S-23 Lot. Ar- ^
resting officer observed the passenger
side rear vent window broken out.
Victim was notified and responded to
the scene. Victim said Spark-O-Matic so'
CD player, compact disc case and 60 te'
compact discs were removed from his a r
car. A dome light was broken also. Estimated
value: $1,190
Malicious injury to real property,
Snowden. Complainant said un- ^
known person(s) shot a pellet/BB gun m
at his window, making a small hole in ^
the glass. On-duty RA was notified. Estimated
value: $ 100
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Wednesday, March 16
Autobreaking, larceny, Henderson kn
Street garage. Victim said unknown un
person(s) broke right passengers side val
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Roman Catholic university education project
i AIDS awareness campaign "We didn't do <
hey said messages tucked in- in determining wh
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vin Kelly asked senior coor- and "If used prop<
)onna Newlan to stop circu- will significantly i
e balloons because, he said, getting a sexually
lg out these could be the including the AID
handing out condoms." The abrupt hall
aid he fully supported AIDS ucation project c<
i>n, but he was merely up- Qn Feb. 24, the Si
the university's policies on Association deci<
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of two persons in marriage, our own so that
rersity believes that sexual 8u|^e as to what
ould occur only in marriage." university missior
Margaret Palliser, director of Kraemer said,
ministry, said, "Materials that The idea rece
behavior contrary to that are sponse.
:ent with the university's phi- "If we're going I
We're here to help students mally on sex edi
itruggle with the challenge of versity, I suppor
ition." Kelly said.
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IRA continued from
Normal duties for RA
sponding to emergen
JT fires, sexual assault and
ders. They also counsel a
residents and sponsor {
I 4 their floor.
W J "RAs serve as ambass
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Current compensatior
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$ 1,000 in yearly salary.
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By College Press Servic
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.
$ You and your roomie;
gether for a year in an
J of you have worked
Jj some money. It's the g
J^r they want more space
|t to rent a house.
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landlord to sign the f
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guys, I can't rent to y
Fantasy? Not so if a
nance is made into la1
?~ ing pressure by home
erson/The Gamecock tions throughout Talla
commission persua
Dorothy Inman-Crew
5 asked the city attorney
a report on the aspe
nance which would lit
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(\\ L together in a single-fa
Such an ordinance
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identiallife Steve ^JtHoridaSutel
approved the AIDS da a&m UniveIsity, Ta
munity College and I
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at the Church's po- area schools numbei
ject might be," he anc| make Up 38 perci
e we fell short." population,
itten university pol- Inman-Crews was 1
acceptable mated- comment. Her oppo
sex education. Ac- coming city election 1
nne-Louise Nadeau, think the ordinance is
nwritten policy has "Students should be
Is must include the wherever they wai
ice is the best form Weaver. "If there is
then that is a law enfc
d include that state- Ttiere are already laws
int at the bottom of uation if one develop
The messages in- a Public opinion difl
s such as "You can- d^s and long-time r
. r . a say they re not neces
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by looiong at them. 0
is the only way to
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be protected," Jr
rriy, a latex condom eve bod
reduce your risk of ^ who is "addit
transmitted disease, person who can't
S virus.' flinging himself in
ting of the AIDS ed- doomed relations!
oncerned students. available, experts s;
tudent Government Although our cu
tied to ask the uni- with tales of love g
o form a committee pie can and shoul
trators and students build healthy relatic
rial statement on sex nee Redd, a psych
rector of the Univc
irmulate a policy of & Chicago's Office
there's a clear-cut
conflicts with the
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to do something for- GET-OUT-OFication
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s include re- their salary for years," Miller said,
cies such as For the upcoming year, Miller
eating disor- wants to let RAs have more input in
md discipline policies and RA training,
urograms for "We're trying to embrace the team
concept and make the organization
adors to stu- more healthy," she said. "You can dey
are the stu- velop wonderful leadership skills as
sity." an RA by confronting students and
is for RAs are working with other RAs.
sunt, 25-per- "You can't work alone in this
it and about world, and you must be able to lead W
and follow. You can learn these skills
I to increase as an RA"
ice would restrict
to families only
e "It's that the housing that was made
Picture this: for them devalues the property
S have lived to- arounu 11, uuu. s <ui, saiu m d<us?i, a
apartment. All resident in housing development. "I
and saved up don't really mind the kids." a
roup's decision Bassin said he would like to see thi^
;; you're going ordinance passed, but students disagree
with such an ordinance,
go to visit the "With all of the money that students
orms, but wait pump into the local economy, I'm
onse is, "Sorry shocked that the government would
ou. You're not even think of something like that,"
said Rachel Witte, a freshman at FSU.
proposed ordi- City Attorney Jim English said his
w. After receiv- office has been preparing a report for
owner associa- the commission on the housing issue,
hassee, the city "We have been looking at similar
ded by Mayor ordinances like the one in Gainesville,
s, has formally where it (an ordinance) limits the
's office to draft number of non-related people in sin-A
cts of an ordi- gie.family housing to three," English
nit the number saj(j ^ looking at an ordiwho
could live nance at Athens, Ga., the site of the
mily residence. T IniwKiIV nf rw?, ?
i could have a win Jackson, a Tallahassee land
iL^riit^Finri 'ord wbo rents houses to students,
uScomi Said he thinks ,he d* b tr*"8lo in"
Cdser^Colleee fdnge ?n students' rights and the
jr Tallahassee- rights of the peoPle in rcal &Vitc
about 50,000 busine<*snt
of the city's According to English, the ordinance
in Athens was challenged in the 11th
unavailable for Federal Circuit Court and upheld. A
nent in an up- professor in the FSU School of Law alsays
he doesn't 50 recalled a similar case that went Hi
?necessary. the way to the Supreme Court where
: allowed to live Justice William Douglas upheld a lowtit,
" said Ron er court ruling,
a disturbance, If the commission decides to conircement
issue, tinue pressing for the ordinance, the
to control a sit- drafting department will begin cons."
structing the language. Two public
ers among stu- hearings then will be set to hear the
esidents. Some opinions of the citizens. After the 60sarily
opposed day process is complete, the coai'g
e next to them, mission can call for a vote. 1
tilable for love addicts
y knows some- fairs.
:ted to love," a "Love-addicted people fear that
seem to avoid without love in their lives, they will
ito yet another not survive," she said,
lip. But help is Compulsive lovers tend to come
ay. from dysfunctional families where |
lture is replete they weren't valued or nurtured. As
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[One sour, peo- a rcsuu, uicy uy iu vauumc uiu?d
learn how to selves through love that quickly
>nships, said Re- turns obsessive,
ologist and di- "Love-addicted people tend to be
Tsity of Illinois attracted to people who cannot
of Women's Af- give," Redd said.
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