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without worrying about how high the
A actually is. The emphasis should be
on learning, not on GPA," Boyes said.
Biology freshman Regina Wragg
said she understands the faculty's standpoint
on the proposed grading changes
but is concerned about how the system
will affect her.
"As a teacher, you would have more
options as far as grading goes. But as
a student on an academic scholarship,
it would require a little more effort on
my part," she said.
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an unknown male has been calling
her room, talking low, and breathing
over the phone. Complainant was issued
a 3 a.m. pamphlet. '
Accidental Damage, Davis Field.
Victim reported that a sinkhole developed
underneath the driver's-side
front tire of her vehicle. The vehicle
sank into the hole, causing damage
to the tire and scraping the front
bumper.
September 2
Assistance Rendered. Russell
House. Victim fell off her bicycle onto
the sidewalk. EMS transported
her to Baptist Medical Center.
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Malicious damage to personal
property, Bates House parking lot.
Victim No.l stated that when she returned
to her vehicle the left-side
mirror was broken. Victim No.2
stated that her windshield, antenna
and right-side mirror were damaged.
Estimated Value: $375.
Autobreaking, Larceny of Speakers,
Bull Street Garage. Victim stated
that'unknown person(s) entered
his vehicle and removed two speakers
and eight CDs. Estimated value:
$280.
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Larceny of Knee Brace, Blatt
P.E. Center. Complainant stated
that unknown person(s) removed her
knee brace from the above location
without permission.
Assault and Battery, Patterson
Hall. Victim stated that an unknown
subject assaulted him, using
the hands to his facial area, grabbing
him and striking him. Impact forms
were completed and issued. The victim
refused to press charges. Investigation
continues.
:oncerned
grades
Although Schmauder acknowledged
the possible disadvantages ol the system
changes, she said the new grading
policy could benefit borderline students.
"Any student could have a bad semester
and get on the lower range of
the grading scale, but this (new system)
could be positive for those students
who fall in the middle range," she said.
"Students are too focused on grades,
not learning."
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Autobreaking, Larceny of Stereo,
Bates House parking lot. Victim
stated that unknown person(s)
gained access to her secured vehicle
by unknown means and by rolling
her passenger's-side rear window
down. The subject then removed the
victim's stereo. Estimated value:
$150.
September 4
Suspicious Fire, LaBorde. Complainant
stated that she saw the
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person(s) had pulled the sevehth-floor
fire alarm. The building
was evacuated and the complainant
extinguished the fire by splashing
water on it.
D.U.1,500 Assembly St. Complainant
observed subject driving
south in the northbound lanes of Assembly
Street. The responding officer
initiated a traffic stop and arrested
the subject, who was transported
to Richland County Detention Center.
Disorderly Conduct, Bull and
Blossom Streets. Complainant obUSCPD
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volatile," she said.
"They should be able to intervei
before the situation becomes volatile
Members of the USC Police D
partment have been training tl
guards and will continue to do so, a
cording to Miller.
Ernie Ellis of Law Enforcemei
and Safety said, "We hope to ser
as a support mechanism to the guard;
This includes, but is not limited t
checking up on them, assisting in plac
ment and responding to their call
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served the subject asleep on the sidi
walk at the incident location. Responding
officer smelled what appeared
to be a strong odor of
alcoholic beverage on the subject an
asked the subject to perform a serie
of field sobriety tests. The subject
became loud and boisterous and a
threat to himself and others. The
subject was arrested, transported tc
Richland County Detention Center,
and asked not to return to USC
property.
Autobreaking, Larceny of
Speakers, Blossom Street Garage.
Victim No.l stated that unknown
person(s) entered her vehicle by cut
ting off the plastic top. The followii
items were taken: $2 in coins. Victim
No.2 stated that unknown persnnfsl
entered bis vehicle hv hreak
ing out the back right-vent window.
The following items were taken: on
pair of speakers. Estimated value:
$32.
September 5
Assault and Battery, Snowden.
Victims stated that they were each
in their respective rooms. When an
swering knocks on their doors, they
orking with
l thority to make an arrest. "Theysh
call USCPD or the RA on duty," M
le said.
With these responsibilities, M
ie is aware the guards .need to cont
ally be trained and supervised. (
rently, the security guards are iu
e" the supervision of their superiors
le Miller said an evaluation process
LC" the making.
In addition, the guards mus
^ out and update a log report. Thii
must be completed at the end oi
3' shift.
A video camera will be place
I the lobby of the Douglas Resident
ie to further security measures. M
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method of increasing job perform
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cards, no refunds. Usage roiin
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of 10 young men. First respondent c
examined each victim, but transport j
and further medical attention were
id refused. Investigators were notified <
s and victim-impact statements were
completed. ,
Assistance Rendered. Wade
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) Hampton. Complainant stated that '
her roommate came back to their
room highly intoxicated from a party.
The victim became sick and was 1
transported to Baptist Medical Cen- {
ter for treatment. Housing was also 1
notified about the incident. (
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tremely intoxicated. First respone
dent and EMS were notified and the f
victim was transported to Richland
Memorial Hospital. Housing was al- '
so notified about the incident.
Larceny of Bicycle, 600 Main St.
Victim stated that unknown persons
by unknown means removed his bicycle
from the above location, and
that his bike had been chained and 1
guards to
iould and decreasing the chance for crime
[iller to occur.
Ellis sees the training and the uniiller
form of the guard as an advantage over
"1U" the student DAs. Students have ex^ur~
pressed different opinions,
ader ?j don't think they're necessary,"
said Joey Schrage, journalism sopho1S
m more. "They do the job that the stut
dents did last year." He said he
s log doesn't sa^er whh the guards
at the desk.
Michael Bazaco, biology sophomore,
,d in said he feels safer with the guards at
Hall the desks.
iller "They are trained to see things in
:tive perspective," he said. "It is their job to
ance work the desk. They will take it far
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September 6
Autobreaking, Larceny of Amplifier,
918 Barnwell St. Victim
stated that unknown person(s) en;ered
his vehicle by breaking out the
Iriver's-side window. The following
terns were taken: one amplifier and |
)ne 12-inch woofer. A screwdriver
vas found on the ground beside the
;ar and taken as evidence as the possible
tool of the crime. Estimated
/alue: $400.
?Driving Under Suspension,
Failure to Surrender Driver's Li;ense,
Disregarding Traffic Signal,
Blossom at Assembly. While on rouble
patrol, responding officer observed
the subject disregard a red
ight at the incident location The
responding officer made a traffic stop
ind ran a driver's license check. The
:heck came back that the subject's
driver's license was suspended. The
subject was arrested and booked at
die TJSCPD.
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more serious than a student. I would
not try to pull one over on a guard."
Dexter Salenda, marine science
sophomore, works the desk at Bates
West.
He thinks the use of the guards for
night time security is good, because
students don't have to work the late
hours and can spend more time studying.
"The only problem is that hours
are reduced for students, especially
for those with financial aid," he said.
Miller said she's received positive
feedback from RAs, hall government
and RHA.
"We need to continue to receive
feedback to better improve the system,"
Miller said.
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