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Knock 01 indecent EXPOSURE continued from pa[ on her door the knock sounded jus like their good friends, so the victim told tne men to come m. "We looked at them, confused. W asked if we could help them, and the said they went to South Carolina Stat in Orangeburg," Seward said. According to Seward, one of th men sat down with her and her friend and asked her for a pixie stick. "We were trying to figure out a that point what was going on and hoi to react," Seward said. "The guy i eating the pixie stick, looks at us, an says, 1 want sex."' Seward left the room to alert on of her roommates that something wa I TheC is i Appli Exe 60 I Strc All. *Applica Activiti lilVfl A mi WELL EKAji COLLEGE LC If you're stuck with a (fed* student loan that's not in d Army might pay it off. If you qualify, we'll reduce up to $65,000. Payment is < the debt or $1,500 for each service, whichever is grea You'll also have training in choice of skills and enougl self-assurance to last you t rest of your life. 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They immediately left, and th ^ women called the USC Police De partment to file a report. ^ "The officer who responded wa N very helpful and told us they'd kee g an eye out for these random guys," Sf d ward said. Kelly Grady, one of Seward's roon e mates who was there at the time c a the disturbance, said that the whol 'leads to incident e incident was so strange it was almost 5 funny. r "Random things like this happen o to lis all the time," Grady said. "It was such a weird incident. I was thinke ing, 1 really don't believe this is happening."' ' The USCPD told The Gamecock P h that the crime of indecent exposure is punishable by up to three years in prison, depending on the severity of e the situation. slta Kappa S ing applicati /f ;o nave: 1 ?ter v3 p record ster at USC j 1 ion Deadline * January 30,1998 * t Russell House room 115 lent, and the Informatio 71 a Em I t- A Z1 HIT I w I a 11 LU| 1 [W] c a I V f Sponsored by the Campi v Clinton projeci CLINTON continued from page one stern warning to the Middle Eastern leader. The president also supported the expansion of NATO to include the former Communist countries of Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic. President Clinton even quoted termer Sen. Bob Dole in his reference to the work American troops have done in Bosnia, likening the Bosnian intervention to a football game. "When you're winning in the fourth quarter, that is not the time to walk off the field and forfeit the game." Bosnia, Clinton believes, still needs American support. 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