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October 5
Disorderly Conduct. Carolina
Coliseum. Subject was escorted from
the coliseum due to possession of beer.
The subject was issued a trespass "
warning and was asked several times
to leave the property. A few minutes
later the subject returned and
was seen by the same officers. The
subject was taken into custody. The
subject was under the influence of alcohol
and showed inability to understand
and comply with police demands.
Assisting Another Agency,
Sumter and Wheat streets. Victim
was traveling on his bicycle southbound
on Sumter. While attempting
to make a left turn off of Sumter onto
Wheat, the victim was struck by
an oncoming northbound vehicle. The
victim was transported to Richland
Memorial Hospital and notification
was made to the appropriate USC
personnel.
Harassing Phone Call, Bates
House. The victim said that the
subject, an ex-boyfriend, had been
calling and harassing her. The victim
told the subject that she did not want
to see or talk to him. The subject then
called the victim and told her that he
was in the Bates House lobby. An officer
was dispatched there and found
the subject using the telephone in the <
lobby. A trespass warning was issued ]
to the subject, and the victim was ad- 1
vised to file a restraining order.
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McBryde Quad. Officers' responded
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second floor, an officer noticed three
underage subjects with beer in their
possession. The subjects were arrested
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October 2
Assistance Rendered, Patterson
Hall. Complainant stated that she
found the victim lying on the floor
at the above location. The victim had
vomited on herself and on the floor
and was transported to Baptist Medical
Center. It was later discovered
that the victim had been drinking alcohol.
Disorderly Conduct, South Marion
and Dreher Streets. An officer observed
the subject staggering and
weaving at the incident location. The
officer stopped to check the welfare
of the subject and detected a strong
odor of alcohol. Subject admitted to
having drunk about ten beers. The
subject was arrested and booked at
USCPD.
September 30
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Assault and Battery, Patterson
Hall. Victim advised the subject not
to contact her anymore and attempted
to get into the elevator to leave the
subject in the lobby. The suspect then
held the elevator open to prevent it
from closing. The victim said that the
subject pushed her in the face with
his hand, driving her back against
the wall of the elevator and causing
her to bite her lip. The victim wishes
to prosecute.
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of punitive action would be and former
taken." leader Ang
McGee agreed, claiming cheerleadir
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until any money is returned," they can hoi
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has institutional and indi- Biology
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Sheley said student ath- Smith belie1
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in nonprofit groups, charity primary fa
organizations and educa- NCAA's dei
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When asked what he looks for in a e
new dean, business freshman Danny
Cooper said, "I would like to see a dean t
who can point the Darla Moore School 1
of Business in the right direction for s
the 21st century. I think that he or she 1
will need to be well-versed in interna- t
tional-relating business."
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ness dean David Shrock is trying to s
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hemistry junior "Since cheerleading "I
high school cheer- doesn't bring in the type of It's r
ela Johnson said money that football, basket- spor
g requires just as ball and baseball do, cheer- sport
eticism as other leaders aren't considered a U
ge sports. financial asset to the athlet- Toni
cheerleaders are ics department, and that may react
he said. be why they aren't considheerleading
guys ered athletes."
ift weights, and However, music educaId
girls that weigh tion freshman James Touzel
unds on one arm. supports the NCAA's stipulore
balance than lation.
ut I don't know if "I definitely don't think
all players could cheerleaders are athletes,"
Touzel said,
freshman and for- "They're there to bring
hool dancer Katie the fens into the game. I don't
yes money, rather see any athleticism in that."
petition, is the Biology sophomore
ictor behind the Meghan Ramsey agreed,
cision. "There's a difference between
high school and colmrking
toward goals
According to Shrock, those goals are
to stay on track and move up to highir
recognition."
Presently, Shrock is looking for alernatives
to pursue after June, when
lis tenure as dean ends. He is unure
of his next professional move, but
le's confident the school of business will
ie in good hands. P
When asked what he thought a new A
lean would offer the school, Bearden
aid: "Change will do the college good,
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