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22 Carolinians enjoy the music of the Flnlay Park Summer Co the entertainment during one Saterday evening concert. I Saturdays at 7 p.m. NEED FURI Don't mice our r V7 M.M. W MJLM.M.KJKJ Vf V?J1 V Quality Used Furnit meet the STUDEN' Sofa and Chair End Tables and Cofl Color T.V.s Carpet Remnants ai (Come see our booth at the Carolim Aug. 22nd from 10-4 on the Ri Sale location at the corner of Ge (Up from Constan C Furniture Services Inc. t pB 1 ^K \ ^1 ^B ^1 1 ^HB: |M9|ffi^^^ p ^ ^ Sale ends Tuesday, September 3. 1996 c New OPEN DAILY 9:30 TO 9 * OPEN S COLUMBIA 7390 Two Notch Rd The Gamecock ^^mK9 ] ll I 5?*? """""'' and r1 J ' gtud . i local light NIKKI THORPE The Gamecock ncert Series. The Ross Holmes Band provided offer he series will continue throughout August on to dc u' VITURE?! [ ne day sale! ure priced to r BUDGET $25 + up fee $15 + up $80 id more i Merchant's Fair Thurs. issell House Patio.) rvais and Harden St. ar Wash) , ? 754-8241 f i * h yi 1 iufm\ ., | '' p W$% ''<*/ MM York Carpet World. UNDAY 1 TO 6 736-8111 tT WORLD [ | Thursday, August 22, 1996 aking s rimes a GEE Staff Writer ir S >afety is a major concern on a a] ere camDUS - esDeciallv one in the die of a city like Columbia. w ,ast year, there were 813 reported Ci les at USC. The crimes ranged di 1 larcenies to crank phone calls ir only 227 arests were made in these s. 175 of the people arrested for ol e crimes weren't USC students. L others individuals arrested were pi ents and employees. tl 'he USC Police Department rims s < itinuous crime awareness program n et the message out on crime pi ention. Numerous pamplets are able on how to avoid sexual assault, D i, larceny and crank phone calls, re 'hey also have maps of call box tions and heavily traveled, well yc ?d areas availiable for students. n addition, the department also be s crime prevention presentations yc >rms and various clubs. yc Whatever it takes to get the Brighten w** Plus we hav like great col stuffed anim small dor Need to say Flowei Cards - Mu< Car* _ i:. A /t ? ii i ?... 1U 'RusSi Hain JLocatio (Department of 6 ^druiirid /Vldll - LUW< <Afa Jtlllli Cfrea merchant and sendees to miss tfiis one wfwt C COME SEI HA< 'Tfiursda} -i A teps to na stay tessage out, we'll do it," said Carl tokes, Director of Law Enforcement nd Safety. USC students are heeding the arnings and taking steps to prevent *ime. Some students walk in groups jring evening hours, others participate i programs such as Project ID. Project ID is offered by the Office ' Crime Awareness and Division of aw Enforcement and Safety. This rogram allows residents to engrave leir valuables with their name, social icurity number and a police ID umber. Just contact your RA to articipate. In addition, the USC Police epartment offers other safety tips to member. Tell your roommate or friend where ju're going and when youH be back When you get in your car, check ihind the seats and on the floor before >u get in. Have your key ready when >u go to open your car Know the location of emergency call up, your ra e all sorts of gift ideas tha Ffee mugs full of Jellybelly j< als and balloons, flower am m sized plants...all kinds of hello...l'm sorry...! love you. rs - Balloons - Pli 3s - Gifts - Stuff jy - By - TVie - Poui MBI wc) i the power o er Level in the Russell ^1996^ r>chant's F M iiversity of South Care 's will showcase the LlSC coma e-a-year opport, Columbia has to fnr frpp nno J J / - WHAT C( > TO OFFE >, August 2 a.m. -3 ell Jiouse ri n: Hussell Jiou Student Life, Division ofi prevent safe "I think the campus is pretty safe if you use common sense," said freshman Moira Kelly. boxes and how to activate them?these are identified by their blue and red lights and can give the police your location Always lock your doors, both dorm room and car, to prevent theft Never lend your key to someone else. Most importantly, students still have to be responsible for their own safety. "I think the campus is pretty safe if vnn use r.nmmnn sphsp " said freshman Moira Kelly. Sophomore Brooks Williams agrees. "I feel pretty safe here. I think it's more dangerous at midnight, but I just try to walk in lighted areas, not too late, at night or just not walk at all." said Williams. \ yr\ with it rule., sllybeans, sngements, stuff. .. We can help! ants ed Animals nd 1 BMJ fflowers House - 777-5535 J air^> Unajf their products lunity. Don't unity to see 1 offer. "?SU DLUMBIA RH 2, 1996 m. Patio se Ballroom Student affairs