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2 PATEBOOK Guide to' "Creating a Caring Carotin munity," a discussion about t versity and student response ual assault on campus, will 1 Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the ] House Theater. A short recept be held afterwards in RH 32 A discussion of diversity gay and lesbian community,' of the Rainbow," will be held 203 Wednesday from 8-9:3 Beta Alpha Psi will hold Seminar at 4 p.m. on Oct 26, f by a social at 5:30 p.m. The ?M unll 4-llMS-v 4lt/\ A mecmig win icutuic 111c m u derson Co. The USC chapter of Hab Humanity is looking for volu Meetings will be on Thursday Russell House. For more in tion, contact September LeF 544-4543 or Becki Hall at 54 Sundays Ballroom Dance Club, 4Blatt PE. Center Room 107. F information, call Gabriele i 3140. Worship service and dinn< p.m., PALM Center, 728 Pici Mondays Academic Success Drop-ii ting the most out of class le< 12:10 D.m.?12:50 D.m. in E Living Off Campus and L< (LOCAL), 2:30 p.m., RH 3more information, call Off-C Student Services in RH 209 4174. Sorority Council, 5 p.m., R ater. PALM Campus Ministry,* Soul" meal and program, 5:1 PALM center. Campus Rape Awareness, RH332. Students for the Ethical Trt of Animals, Oct. 24,7 p.m., I CPU Cultural Arts Comm p.m., CPU Conference Roon CPU Cinematic Arts Com 7 p.m., RH 203. CPU Publicity Committi p.m., RH 201. Tuesdays Carolina for KIDS, 6 p.m., ] Dinner and program, 6 p.n byterian Student Center, 1702 St. Carolina Cares, 7 p.m., I Student Psychology Assc 7 p.m., Barnwell Confereno HRr ' rwiH vr ^^bL _ammmmm'm^^i!__^? i 256 Weekly Meetings . a Com- Homecoming Commission, 7:15 he uni- p.m., RH 307. to sex- USC Model United Nations Club, be held 8:30 p.m., Gambrell 201. Russell | SAGE (Students Acting for a Greenion will er Earth), an environmental action group, 8 p.m., RH 302. |in Campus Coalition for Literacy, every other Tuesday, 8:30 p.m., RH ih RH 202. For more information, call 77710 pm- 8402 a FAD Wednesdays iur An- ' Workshop on appreciating oneself with Dr. Ruthann Fox-Hines, Counitat for seling and Human Development Cennteers. ter. Call 777-5223 for more infors at the mation. forma- PALM Campus Ministry, 5:30 pm., evre at dinner and program, PALM Center. 4-4530. Student Government Senate, 5 p.m., RH Theater. Women Students' Association, 6 5 p.m., p.m.f rh 201. or more g Student Ad Federation, 7 pjn., RH at 256- 302. American Marketing Association, jr, 5.30 Oct. 26,7 p.m., BA 436. The guest ,ens t. speaker is from Wallace Computers. Bible Study, 7 p.m., Presbyterian , Student Center, 1702 Greene St. tures " " Golden Spur Committee, 7:30 H 306 P-m-? GPU Conference Room, iaming ' GPU Special Programs Commit48. For tee. 8 p.m., RH 201. lampus I GPU Contemporary Sounds Comat 777. mittee, 8:30 p.m., RH 306. College Republicans, 7:30 p.m., H The- Gambrell 151. Call Larry Drakeford at 544-3501 or Vernon Davenport at Body & 796-7402 for more information. 30 p.m, Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian Association, 8 p.m., BA 303. 7 p.m., g Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 9 p.m., Roost lobby. Call J J. Gentry jatment at 256-8067 for more information. IH305. littee, 7 Thursdays Heart to Heart," 7 p.m., Baptist mi ' Student Union, 700 Pickens St. CPU Ideas & Issues Committee, 'e' ' 7:30 p.m., CPU Conference Room. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, 8 p.m., RH 303. For more informaEH 302. ti?n> call Richard Grinnan 2 a., Pres- '2 at 256-1211. Greene Campus Crusade for Christ's "Prime Time," 7:30 pan., RH 327. Call Dave H 204. at 551-5577 for more information ciation, Christian Coffee House, 9-11 p.m. e Room. PALM Center. ^ate 11 of ani| pure K { store.** Re I>J of free fai ILt free Sprir R ^?nCCirC'SM Ifl kl ^ J %J I Free 6666 Th? Oam+cock APO escort JUUE FRAZIER Staff Writer Alpha Phi Omega, the co-ed nation ternity at USC, may have moved its off cort service it provides students is stil after 22 years. Fraternity President Shawn Putnj Phi Omega began the escort service in 1 ing escort service. "The year after that we were grant to use a vehicle to get from point to poir Putnam said. That same year, the fraternity pun dios to assist in the escort service, and t driving sraaenis across campus ever su are kept and maintained by the USC ] ment. The fraternity is funded through ernment just like any other student 01 campus. The university provides the and the gas for the vehicle. The escort is run by the fraternity ] sign up for two-hour shifts. Active broth< sign up for as either drivers, riders or di Thursday, Oct 20 Larceny of bookbag, Level Garage. A student reported she acci bookbag by the side of her car bef garage. When she returned to the was missing. Total estimated value tents: $82. Malicious injury to personal ] Davis Field. A complainant notified pushed his motorcycle over, causinj vehicle. Total estimated damage: $ Wednesday, Oct 19 Avoiding payment of teleco: A Housing and Residential Servic reported someone charged telephc $5,695.72 between July 1 and Oct. gation is continuing. Malicious injury to real prop Lounge. Officers were notified that aow cracKea wnen supjects tnrew it. The subjects have agreed to p? damage. Total estimated damage: I Autobreaking, petit larcen; som Garage. A car owner reported i convertible tops of a vehicle and r( detector. Estimated value of stolei property: $1,070. Larceny of scanner, Preston ported someone entered his room Radio Shack 200 Channel Direct I mable Scanner. Estimated Value:! Malicious injury to real pro son St. Garage Exit. USC Parking cle resembling a white Jeep Cheroke the right exit gate. Tuesday, Oct 18 jSySiMay^ October 24 thru October 31 'items of your choice with stickers '(excluding textbooks and discounted merchandise] fangs and Sprint Instant Foncord' with anij purchase (while supplies last) Monday, October 24,1994 ; service has new hom( ers work the radio in the escort vehicle, taking calls the resid a! service fra- fr?m a dispatcher in the APO office. Stev ice but the es- Active brothers are required to work 15 hours of utes afU 1 going strong escort service per semester. Brothers who drive must have no have a driver's license check and attend a safety sem- should e im said AlDh a mar USCPD Lt. Weaver Grayson, who is also a fra- their bui 972 as a walk- ternity advisor. Thos Fraternity escort chairman Melissa Stewart be- cort serv ed permission Sieves the escort service provides a safer campus en- stead. Pi it on campus," vironment. and the "With all the reports of attacks Fve heard around machine ihased two ra- campus, it makes me see the need for escort," Stew- "It y hey have been voice ma ice The radios "It keeps people from having to walk across cam- Hou Police Depart- P118 a* night by themselves, which generally ifs not day thrc safe to do anyway " Putnam said. Stu< Student Gov- Fraternity historian Julie Inabinet said although those ho -ganization on the escort service is provided free of charge for the stu- fraternit escort vehicle dents, many of the passengers become impatient if time. they are not picked up right away. Other brothers The members, who a?ree- ers jrs and pledges Escort chair Stewart said it takes at least five min- Apartm< spatchers. Rid- u*es arrive in the van to pick someone up, and of- the sami ten Das senders will not even be waiting downstairs in call the ore leaving the Larceny of bicycle^ Wade Hampton. A Road- verfc sic garage, her bag master 18-speed Chromium Edition mountain bike radio. 1 i of bag and con- was removed from a bike rack at the southwest cor- properl ner of Wade Hampton Hall. The stolen bike was se- Dia property, Large cured with a U-lock. Estimated value: $150. Officer; 1 police someone Larceny from a motor vehicle, Bates House ject wh g damage to the parking lot Headlight and taillight covers were tak- woke ti 195. en from a 1993 Ford Mustang sometime between and he Oct. 18 and Oct. 19. Total estimated value: $134. from ti ureait cara iraua, larceny ot credit cara, aui mmunication. Baker. Between Sept. 29 and Oct. 18, a credit card larcen es complainant was removed from a Baker room. Amount charged: plainai >ne calls costing $505 window 19. An investi- Larceny of bicycle, Coker Life Sciences Build- ment a ing, east side bike rack. A bike was stolen from a damagi erty, Sigma Chi bike rack. The U-bolt lock was still attached to the Aui the lounge win- bike rack. Estimated value: $100. Someo; glass bottles at Found bicycle, Pendleton St. Psychological andrei ly to repair the Services, rear parking lot. Officers found a bicycle ueofdi 112 and placed it in storage. Dis y, Level 1 Bios- ing Lot someone cut the Monday, Oct 17 wheel < moved a radar Grand larceny of computer, University Book- subject a and damaged store staff reported an Apple PDwerbook 520C portable toxicatc laptop computer was stolen. Estimated value: $2,550. began 1 l. A resident re- Autobreaking, larceny of toolbox, S-12 Lot. ed, the and removed a A complainant reported the left side window of his transpc Sntry Program- vehicle was broken. A toolbox was removed from The off ?300. the vehicle. Total estimated value of damaged and of the > perty, Hender- stolen property: $350. rary st reported a vehi- Autobreaking, larceny of speakers, S-12 Lot Aui >e drove through An unknown individual took a Sherwood 100-watt S-6 L0I amplifier and two speakers were taken from a ve- vehicle hide sometime between Oct 4 and Oct 17. Total es- disc pi; timated value: $400. value c f I CPH J \. t^v i, same goal lence hall or building where they are. rart also said many passengers call five minsr their first call wanting to know why they t yet been picked up. She said passengers ither wait downstairs or inside the front of tiding as soon as they call escort, e students who have recently called the esice for a ride may have gotten a voice mail initnam said the voice mail is being disconnected fraternity will try to purchase an answering i instead. ou call the office for a ride and you reach the lil, just hang up and call again," Putnam said, rs of operation for the escort service are Suniugh Thursday, 8 p.m. until midnight, ients should only call for an escort between lira and not anytime before 8 pm. because the y usually does not have an escort van by that Alpha Phi Omega office has moved to the Tow>y since the demolition of University Terrace ants. However, the number, 777-3825, is still a. Those needing an escort after midnight may University Police at 777-4215. ay, Oct 15 tobreaking, larceny of radio, S-18 Lot. n Oct. 13 and Oct 18 someone broke the chile window of a vehicle and removed a portable fotal estimated value of damaged and stolen y: $90 orderly conduct, Williams-Brice Stadium. 3 received complaints from fans about a subiO was passed out in his seat. When officers he man, they noted his speech was slurred smelled of alcohol. The man was escorted te stadium and examined by EMS. tobreaking, grand larceny of speakers, y of compact disc player, S-12 Lot. A comlt reported someone broke the driver's side v of his vehicle and removed stereo equipnd cassette tapes. Total estimated value of ed and stolen property; $2,943. tobreaking, larceny of stereo, The Pit. ne entered a vehicle by breaking a window noved a cassette player. Total estimated valamaged and stolen property: $500. orderly conduct, Small Davis Field Park. An officer observed a man slumped over the )f his parked vehicle. The officers woke the s and noted he appeared to be "grossly inid." The officer called EMS when the subject lave problems breathing. While being treatman became violent. He was arrested and arted to Richland County Detention Center, icer found an unloaded shotgun in the rear vehicle and brought it to USCPD for tempoorage. tobreaking, larceny of radar detector, A victim reported someone broke into her i by breaking a window and took a compact ayer and a radar detector. Total estimated if damaged and stolen property; $645. -lAfkr m ? fH ' : . :: * " ^ ; ' ' :