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Homecoming
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RH Theater
Homecoming Showcase, 7 p.m.,
RH Ballroom
Lacrosse team, 8 to 10 p.m., field
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Horseshoe Area Student
Government meeting, 9 p.m.,
Horseshoe Area Reading Room
Fellowship of Christian Athletes,
9:13 p.m., Nursing Auditorium
! i C O Alternative
THURSDAY Spring Break
. ? meeting, 6:45 p.m.,
v | K RH 348
*Jamfest, 7 p.m.
jl' "Indian Cultural
Exchange meeting, .
8:30 p.m.,RH 305
Float Building Party, 10 p.m.,
Bates
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It is Sure to be a Night
Thursday O
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Confession
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Students may have their
the lottery on Monday,r
October 19, 20 and 21 fr
Room 205 in the Russell
football distribution fc
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A list will be posted of
eligible to buy a ticke
October 26 in the Stuc
The list will contain 12(
alternative lis
Primary students-Tues. Octc
First 100 alternates-Wed. Oct
Second 100 alternates- Wed. Oc
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October 10
Driving Under Suspension, Pickens
and Pinewood streets. Officer
observed the subject's vehicle with
no tail lights. The officer stopped
the vehicle and checked the subject's
driver's license, which came back
suspended. The officer told the subject
he was under arrest for DUS.
The subject refused to comply with
verbal commands and took off running.
The officer chased the subject
to Southwood and Maple streets
where the subject fell down in a
yard. The subject was then arrested.
October 9
Harassment, 1217 Devine Street.
The victim said that, during her Geology
101 class, an unknown person
harassed her by stating, "I'm here
again just to piss you on, You re a
bitch," and "I'm going to make your
life a living hell." The victim said
that approximately 2-3 weeks ago
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Pickens Street (Behind Wade Hampton) 799-3854
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Newman Club
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PUS MINISTRY
Lutherans and Methodists
Wednesday 5:30 pm
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'hile staying connected:
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ans. Family Counselor
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ID cards scanned to enter
Tuesday, and Wednesday,
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House. This will be during
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the students who will be
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lent Government Office.
X) primary students and 2
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it a valid ID card when
p for a ticket
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the suspect harassed her with similar
statements.
Illegal Use of Telephone (Obscene),
Bates House. The victim said she
has received approximately eight
obscene phone calls in the past two
days. The victim was given a 3 a.m.
pamphlet and instructed in its use.
Investigation continues.
Criminal Sexual Assault, Law
Center. The victim, along with other
female friends, were at Club Mercedes
where the victim ran into the
subject. The subject asked the victim
if she wanted to go for a walk.
As they departed the club, they
walked west on Devine Street. Once
they approached Assembly Street,
the victim began to walk back towards
Club Mercedes, at which time
the suspect grabbed her and assaulted
her.
October 8
Assault, Capstone House. The victim
said the subject, her roommate,
picked up a chair and threatened to
hit her with it. The victim left the
room. Investigation continues.
Criminal Domestic Violence, Desaussure.
Officers found the victim
grabbing the right side of her ribs,
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and she appeared to be in a daze.
The victim said she had gone to the
subject's apartment to discuss a situation
when a verbal altercation
broke out between the two. The
subject was pushed out the door and
against the step rails, causing her to i
hit her ribs. The suspect was located
and placed under arrest.
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Malicious Injury to Personal Prop- ]
erty, Blatt P.E. Center. The victim
said that someone poured ink or i
black paint on his license tag, fender j
and right passenger window. His - i
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as well. Estimated value: $500.
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October 7 <
Suspicious Act, Pendleton Street j
Garage. The victim stated that per- i
sons unknown and by unknown
means loosened the lugnuts on her
back left wheel.
Illegal Use of Telephone (Harassing),
Patterson Hall. The victim
stated someone called and harassed
her. The subject left a message on
the victim's voice mail saying the
victim needed to keep her nose in
her own business. Through the
voice mail system, the victim was
able to trace the phone call. Investigation
continues.
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Trustees have agreed to let the
university's foundation, the fund-raising
arm that seeks money, invest as
much as 100 percent of the school's
$34 million endowment.
The state treasurer traditionally
has handled those investments, but
can guarantee only a relatively safe
and usually small yield. A new
state law allows schools to take a risk
in hopes of making more money.
Clemson's foundation hasn't yet
approved the venture.
The University of South Carolina
voted in August to do roughly the
same thing, except its foundation was
asked to guarantee the school wouldn't
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