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PATEBOOK Guide to Weekly Meetii
The USC chapter of Habitat for J
Humanity is looking for volunteers. Green
Meetings will be on Thursdays at the action
Russell House. For more information, C
contact September LeFevre at 544- every i
4543 or Becki Hall at 544-4530. 202. F
Beta Alpha Psi is holding a Har- 8402.
vest Hope Food Drive from Tuesday
through Nov. 16. Please bring canned Wedm
poods to the BAP office. 1
The Counseling and Human De- ries, *
velopment Center will hold a work- 12:10shop
on medications with Dr. Richard I
Lashley Thursday from 10-11:30 a.m. pm., d
For more information contact the ter.
Counseling and Human Development 1
Center at 777-5223. RH Pa
The Columbia Ski Club will hold i
its annual Ski Swap and Sale on Sat- p.m., I
urday at the Richardson Plaza Shop- ,
ping Center (551 St. Andrews Rd.) 6 p.m.
from 10:30 am.-4 p.m. You can bring {
your ski equipment and clothes to the RH 30
swap from 9-10:30 a.m., and the ski 1
club will sell them for you, keeping a ian Sti
small percentage for the club. For - (
more information, call Mike Ramsey 7:30 p
at 750-0683. <
mittee
Mondays <
Living Off Campus and Learn- Comm
ing (LOCAL), 2:30 p.m., RH 348. For (
more information, call Off-Campus Gambi
Student Services in RH 209 at 777- at 544
* 1IA nocjiA
tXit. iav-n
Sorority Council, 5 p.m., RH 1
Theater. sociati
PALM Campus Ministry, "Body |]
6 Soul" meal and program, 5:30 p.m, letes,
PALM center. Gentr
Campus Rape Awareness, to- matioi
day, 7 p.m., RH 332.
CPU Cultural Arts Committee, Thursi
7 p.m., CPU Conference Room. >
CPU Cinematic Arts Commit- and th
tee, 7 p.m., RH 203. Nov. 3
CPU Publicity Committee, 7:30 more i
p.m., RH 201. selingi
terat'
Tuesdays *
Carolina for KIDS, 6 p.m., RH tist St
302. (
Dinner and program, 6 p.m., tee, 7:3
Presbyterian Student Center, 1702 I
Greene St. ship, i
Carolina Cares, 7 pjn., RH 204. formal
Student Psychology Association, 256-12
7 p.m., Barnwell Conference Room. .(
Homecoming Commission, 7:15 "Prime
p.m., RH 307. Dave i
Students Allied for a Greener tion.
Earth, 8 p.m., RH 302. <
USC Model United Nations Club, p.m., I
8:30 p.m., Gambrell 201.
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Tickets $18.50 sold at Spartanburg Memori
Auditorium 803-585-8107.
Cart the Audtoiium directly or the ETV Endowm
1-800-922-5437 for more information.
Tha Qamacock
Thursday, Oct 27
Larceny of mirror from a vehicle, C-l ]
SAGE (Students Acting for a complainant reported the driver's side mirror
er Earth), an environmental vehicle was broken off. Estimated value of mirrc
group, 8 p.m., RH $02. damage: $150.
SSr Ti!MdSv ?8- Larceny of a bookbag, Thomas Cooper Lil
f ? 11777 Someone removed a bag from a study carrel whi
or more information, call 777- owner left the desk to ge* a book. Vahieofbagan
tents: $106.
Mdays Larceny of bicycle, Laborde bicycle rack.
Academic Success Drop-in Se- speed Diamond Back mountain bike was remove*
What's your learning style?" the back rack. The bike was secured to the racl
12:50 p.m., RH 306. a U-lock. Estimated value of the bicycle: $380.
5ALM Campus Ministry, 5:30
inner and program, PALM Cen- Malicious injury to real property, Mel
Quad. Complainants reported someone broke the
iabitat for Humanity, 5 p.m., side window of the Pi Kappa Phi lounge. Estii
rtjo. value of damage: $100.
student Government Senate, 5 , , ? , .
Theater Larceny of money and wallets and wal
Women Students' Association, Roost Residence Hall. Three Roost residents re]
pjj 201 having their watches and cash taken. Total vc
Student Ad Federation, 7 pan., watches taken: $260'Total ^taken: $72'
2 Wednesday, Oct 26
3ibleStudy, 7 pi, Presbytw- Larceny of watches, USC Visitore Cental
adent Center i702 Greene St. watches were removed from a ahowcase in tht
'PU SfT Com?,ttee' tore Center lobby. Total estimated value of the i
i m I MI I I Arsfaran/sa Knnm a . ^_
VI V/ VVliiOlVllVV A?VVJU. gg.
3PU Special Programs Com;LPt^,RH20L
o j Larceny of clothing, Carolina Mall. A mai
.PU Contemporary Sounds fied uscpD ^ someone took his jacket while 1
uttee, 8:30 p.m., RH 306. working. Estimated value: $60.
College Republicans, 7:30 p.m.,
rell 151. Call Larry Drakeford Larceny of tampons, Sumwalt third flc
-3601 or Vernon Davenport at stroom. The College of Engineering reported soi
102 for more information. damaged a tampon dispenser and removed som
Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian As- pons. Estimated damage to dispenser $100. Vi
on, 8 p.m., BA 303. tampons removed: $5.
Fellowship of Christian Ath9
p.m., Roost lobby. Call J.J. Larceny of a bicycle tire, Pinckney patio,
y at 256-8067 for more infor- was illegally removed from a secured bicycle
a.
Vorkshop on couples support Ek
erapy with Dr. Russell Haber, ?? llllfV/ llUU^V
t, 10,17, Dec. 1,3-4 p.m. For
nformation contact the Coun- WASHINGTON (AP)?A Colorado man temb
and Human Development Cen- a criminal past will be arraigned for fe
777-5223. Monday on felony property damage and D
Heart to Heart," 7 p.m., Bap- firearms violations following his fright- mult
udent Union, 700 Pickens St. enin8 House shooting spree. The ing t]
BPU Ideas & Issues Commit- possibility of additional charges, including East
0 p.m., CPU Conference Room. attempted assassination, was left open, anev
ntervarsity Christian Fellow- 0n Sunday, the day after the un- Presi
1 p.m., RH 303. For more in- attack?P0^ ^ stitched sassr
L* ? ? --ii ?j a. arrnss the White House lawn and FBI P
lion, can mcnara vjrnmiuii ui .
agents armed with laser equipment con- Clint
Campus Crusade for Christ's ducted inch-by-inch search for bul- usua
s Time " 7:30 p.m RH 327. Call lets around the pockmarked mansion, can p
it 551-5577 for more informa- ^ gunman, 26-year-old Francisco addec
Martin Duran, remained silent at D.C.'s on th
Christian Coffee House, 9-11 cellblock, his motives a mystery, certii
3ALM Center. his demeanor described by the Secret D
Service as "completely flat." Duran was raign
released from a military prison in Sep- day,
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>r and mate<| vajue 0f tire; $60. office (
brary Monday, Oct 24 Lai
en the wasta
j Larceny of keys, McMaster Coflege. A complainant
told police she left her keys unattended in a first floor Ma
practice room. When she returned, four keys were miss- deriy
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was di
1 Larceny of a bicycle, McBiyde Hall, G Building. cause<
A man told officers he left his biqrcle unsecured in a pool g?
wash room at 2:30. When he returned at 3:45 his bike ly into:
Bryde an(j the seat lock were missing. Estimated value of taken
5 east- bike and lock: $331. edvali
nated
Found property, Russell House Loading Dock. La]
, An officer found a bike that appeared to be stolen or studer
abandoned. The bicycle did not match descriptions of bicyck
known missing bicycles. The bicycle was secured by chain
USCPD.
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Autobreaking, Russell House Loading Dock. A ported
, rpWQ complainant reported someone broke the drivel's side ago-A
s Visi- w^n^ow a vehicle. Nothing was removed from the mvoia
vatch- car' Estimated value of damage: $90. ^
Sunday, Oct 23 Buildi
fight i]
lewas Reckless driving, Main and Wheat streets. Officers
observed a vehicle making sudden turns and trav- ana
eling at a high rate of speed. The subject tried to flee Ported
l0r re_ when approached by officers. He was arrested and
neone transported to Richland County Detention Center. FrWa>
e tarn- t_ j
0f Assault and battery, Thornwell. A complainant
notified police that a subject and three victims were
fighting over a bicycle. The subject reportedly hit the ^
A tire three victims with his fists. The victims told officers tween
Esti- they did not want to press charges. pound
gunman to be arraig
er 1993 after serving 2 1/2 years willfully damaging federal properly
lony assault, the Army reported, possessing a firearm as a convicted f<
escribed as unshaken by the tu- The first charge carries a maxin
, President Clinton rested up dur- penalty of 10 years imprisonment
he day after his grueling Middle a $10,000 fine, the latter 10 years
tour and held to his plan to attend $5,000.
ening gala at Ford's Theatre, where The Secret Service held out the
dent Lincoln was felled by an as- sibility that additional charges coul
n's bullet 129 years ago. filed.
ress secretary Dee Dee Myers said 1 would not eliminate assassins
on would proceed with business as statutes," said Special Agent Carl I
I, confident that the Secret Service er. Authorities searched Duran's h
irotect him and his family, but she and car to try to determine his int
1, "Generally, the number of weapons A senior administration official
e streets of this country is discon- several handwritten documents v
ig to the president." found in Duran's belongings, inclui
iuran, scheduled to be formally ar- an "ambiguously written" and rami
ed before a US. Magistrate on Mon- note. Several officials disputed a ]
was charged early Sunday with lished report it was a "semi-suicided i
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day, Oct 22
ceny of name plate, Humanities Office Buildname
plate was removed from a wall next to an
loor. Estimated value: $10.
nceny of chair, 1723 Green St. A plastic chair
Lken from a front porch. Estimated value: $25.
licious injury to personal property, disorconduct,
C-1 Lot. A complainant said he saw
set trying to damage a vehicle while the victim
iving away. The victim told officers the subject ^
1 the car damage because he was upset over a
ime. The officer found the subject who was grossxicated
and uncooperative. He was arrested and
to Richland County Detention Center. Estimatiie
of vehicle damage: $700.
rceny of bicycle, Thomas Cooper Library. A
it left the library and saw a man riding off on his
}. The bicycle had been secured to a rack with a
lock. Estimated value of bicycle and lock: $85.
edit card fraud, South Tower. A woman rel
she applied for a Discover card about a month
lthough she never received the card, she got an
s for $982.39.
orderly Conduct (three counts), McBryde Quad,
ng B. Several officers responded to a report of a
i progress. They saw a subject striking a victim,
the subjects, two friends, cursed at the victim
s friends. The subjects were arrested and trans[
to Richland County Detention Center. g
r, Oct 21
lecent exposure, Thomas Cooper Library. A
a reported a man exposed his genitals to her in
raiy. The subject was not found in a search of
ea. The man is described as a black male, be20
and 30 years old 5 foot 8 indies tall and 170
s.
pied as felon
and although the senior offidal said it could
ilon. heip determine a motive.
mid sa^ Duran spent 2 1/2
an(j years imprisoned at Fort Leavenworth,
Kan., after he was convicted in March
pos- 1991 on charges of aggravated assault ^
^ be with a vehide, drunk and disorderly conduct,
drunken driving, and leaving the
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Jev- 8cene ?*8111 acci(lent. He was dishonorome
ably discharged and released in Sepent.
tember 1993.
said Duran's truck, seized not far from
v fre the White House, bore bumper stickers
ding Pro"8un slogans including: "Fire
3Ub- Butch Reno," an apparent reference to
lote, Attorney General Janet Reno.
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