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the students as far as making ourselves Departm
available and also helping in contact- clared September*
ing the bookstores to try and recover handed out many:
some of the stolen items," Hamby said, tance of securing b
ing doors.
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Palms and Columbia Mayor Bob Coble "This will cr
and campus organizations participate, pression fmin this ^
As President of the Senate, Dick- erson said.
erson also spoke on its behalf. The sen- senate re
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ators are planning to place bulletin u. u e,
r & r one multicultural
boards in all of the colleges with pic- an(j the student s
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roblem is students advisors will go around the halls and check if belon
eir environment," check for open and unlocked doors. C0Vered unde
The advisor will then slip a surance polic
ent of Housing de- piece ofpaper unto-the door that roads
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elongings and look- ?>at are found open^ are taking a,
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was for students to talk to their par- , .
th this theme, Ham- ents about getting renter's insurance an SOme 111
sjdence hall is plan- to protect the items in their dorm room, ty quickly. If t
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cently passed a res- hauling the finance system and is work- lineg ^ ghoi
11 senators to attend ing with senators on a bill to hold the
event per semester graduate schools to the same standards tr^e
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Sept 21
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Larceny of CD Player, Blc
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these thieves are not pro- person(s) broke out passeng
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ives, Pathelsald- ^ CDs. Estimated Value: $1
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he door is closed or locked, P^onls) threw a wet telle
from a window, striking v
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O Hall. Victim stated that su
iked about organizations her several times asking fi
/ had fee allocations re- name and then not sayin;
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man said she believed
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re-apply m the spring.
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noved $684 ken up, but bong with strong odor of
lis own use. marijuana was seen on table. Subject
No. 1 admitted ownership and consented
Q to a room search. Search produced small
jssom Street ^ jea^ substance and two
it unknown pjpgS Subject No. 2 stated that the bag
[er side win- belonged to him. Both were arrested
iyer and and transported to Richland County A
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1 ^ar|i" Larceny erf Frozen Foods, Roost Cafe^
e nd- teria. Complainant reported food miss1,
unknown j^ben freezer. Estimated valit
tissue roll ue. ^
ictim in the
Sept 24
Disorderly Conduct, Simple Possession
of Maryuana, McBryde Guard
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spect called nee(}ed help with individual at McBiyde.
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Subject was intoxicated and argumentative.
Subject stated he was
calling his father in Augusta and was
larijuana, going to wait there until he arrived,
linant noti- Subject was placed under arrest.
r. When re- Search of person produced 3.6 grams
rty had bro- 0f marijuana.
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