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October 24 die issue throu
pline.
Malicious Injury to Property, XT . . ..
Blossom Street Garage. While chang- of
ing tapes in garage, officer observed , ' , cer s ?PP'
al2-voltDCbatteiyandablack-and- ue to ma c g
white surveillance camera with a 12- Cie !fvo^e ' c.
mm lens were missing. Both items P11., 00r
were later found on the ground be
hind guard house. auncmng oauoou
ley and some car
October 22 Department was
no complaints at
Assault and Battery, Carolina Col- n , , 91
iseum. Victim says that her ex- r
boyfriend came to her workplace and rv; w, 1 r
began a verbal argument. Suspect 1, er, ^ 01
slapped the victim with his open hand St 0fficer ^ ,n e
and then left the area. Investigation in an uns 8a y
continues. speech was slum
behaving m an u
Accidental Damage, BA parking
lot. Complainant says that the plas- e
tic pipe overhang at the entrance to n , , on
lot broke and fell on the vehicle while r.
being towed by the city garage. The T
pipe broke the vehicle's windshield, .
scratched the trunk and marred the er^' u,
right rear quarter-panel. Estimated i?mf f TSr
damage to vehicle was moderate. fron' ofa dothes 1
continues.
Civil Disturbance, Bates West.
Victim stated that the subject had a
Reed encourages aiidiena
continued from page 1 because it [the fc
them."
Before +he meeting ended, Reed "I think it w
warned the audience not fo treat elec- forth," Walsh sai
tion day as a vacation. the opportunity
Reed said he believed the meeting to debate the issi
was successful in educating and en- lege students."
couraging students to vote. Pizzuti agree
"I think a lot of people got an- both got our infor
swers to questions," he said. "I think a pie."
lot of people think that it applied to
them... I think a lot of people will vote
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rent world watc
PRESS The last time he flev
U.S. was engaged in a
lNAVERAL, Fla.? Russians. The Soviets hi
)hn Glenn flew in space, two men into orbit, whil<
ed, looked and listened, managed only two sho
and people stared at a flights for Alan Shepard
a in New York's Grand SOm.
to follow along. Millions As America chafed in
ft)ice of America," which the Soviets mocked its <
ouont in Qfi lonmiofrne j ii- ' J * r
WTVuv ua uv AOAi^uagvu two-monmpenoa wnenl
ross America, school- ship 7 mission was postp
eir books aside, almost one Soviet newspaper cs
ere, got any work done, a bearded Atlas rocket si
lenn, playing hooky to ber chair waiting to be s
:le the Earth, got word icans were itching to wii
iteen nominated for Glenn's one-man Me
r ninth grade. was numbered 13 by its 1
every street lamp and but no matter. When the
th, Australia, became et 0ff from the Easte
ie. Glenn saw the lights at Cape Canaveral, Glen
pass over western Aus- ?rhe ciock is operating,
ed his thanks. Even the way ? fen seconds later,
vays got into the act on aiong here." Five minute
with blow-bv-blow ac- ? "
idspeakers on the plat- f?anu \lIeei Ime- ne Wi
bound for unparalleled a
annedys breakfast meet- a good Marine doesn>t w
ssional leaders disinte- . diat ^ew ^ tremf
eryone watching a tele- sa*d' as capsule mo'
le corner of the room. mph over the Atlantic."
talked about was the ^ack a big cloud pattern
ce Mansfield said. wards the Cape. Beautif
fershel Glenn Jr., the t^len ^ was a11 business,
to orbit the Earth, com- 50,000 spectator
en a long day, but it has the ^each "watched the s
"esting." Ever the taci- was n?thing left to see
blot, he set a pattern cans 311(1 seagulls, and i
ronauts ever since. et's vapor trail had lost
ears and four terms as become a floating, upsid
i senator later, Glenn is tion mark," said The Net
ose-mouthed as he pre- "Then they slumped on
)ther record ? this one bear the rest by radio."
e 77, the oldest person When Glenn splashe(
3 into space. He is there, pound cake the size and
s a passenger with a Mercury capsule was si
ee ride but to help study tributed on Cocoa Beach
ging. quee along the main roac
say 'Our Prayers Were A
Postal Service, with no ai
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:hed Glenn's firs
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race with the showing Glenn's capsule above Ea
id already put against a background of stars.
I America had Pnno .TnKn VYTTT nma Tjont mfnim
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r suborbital 0f the flight's progress. Queen Eli
an us ns beth congratulated Kennedy for Gler
j second nlace "historic achievement." The Sovi<
efforts In the' ^mierNikita Khrushchev said all
Venn's Friend- ^ons wanted scientific achieveme
oned 10 times, ^?ne^ man "and not be used for C
irtoon showed War purposes and the arms race.r
tting in a bar- Glenn's wife, Annie, watched 1
haved. Amer- flight from their home in Arlington,)
i. along with 14-vear-old Carolyn, 16-ye
rcury capsule old David, and Mrs. Glenn's parer
nanufacturer, Glenn's parents stayed at home in C
i Atlas 6 rock- cord, Ohio, and when it was over ca
m Test Range into the Muskingum College gym ?
n commented, told 1,200 people that "never, for a i
We are under ment" were there doubts about Joh
"Little bumpy succesg
is later: Zero- ^ Frankfort) Ky., Gov. Bert Con
W6Ig lSSf commissioned Glenn the first Kentui
Colonel in orbit. The Marine Cor
ax poetic.
mdous,"Glenn bursting its buttons with pri<
ved at 17 300 wired: "We salute you for having gh
Can see clear the Corps its greatest first.' You h;
way across to- given a new and broader meaning
ill sight." ?nd our cherished slogan, The Marines h
landed and have the situation well
s gathered on hand.m
ky until there In turn, Glenn asked his "caps
! except peli- communicator" on the ground to se
rntil the rock- a message to the commandant of 1
its shape and corpS: "Tell him I have my four hoi
lev?7TqU8S" required flight time in for the moi
Vu TT and request flight chit be establisl
the beach to - ?
for me.
1 down, a 900- "n 11 thcynl Wit?"asked 1
I shape of the Capcom.
[iced and dis- "I don't know. Gonna find out."
A hu?e mar- "Is this flying time or rocket tim
1 lighted up to "Lighter than air, buddy," sj
nswered." The Glenn. He got the extra $245 flight p
ivance notice,
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PROBLEMS continuedfrom page 1
ie<* were down on Oct. 8 because of nearz^"
by campus construction. A fiber was
1118 cut, but the problem was repaired withes
in six hours.
na- "Anytime there is construction on
nts camDus. there is a Dossibilitv that a
;oia line win De cui, oiover saia. we are
like a small city. We are going to get
the problems every day."
Communications services provides
;ar' more than 14,000 lines on campus and
claims they are pleased with the small
on' amount of problems being reported.
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XX food, dance lessons
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The schedule of events includes pre'
sentations from Calvin & Friends, Choe'
sen, Polynesian Revue, Kiliamangaro
/en and A Touch of Faith. All of the preive
sentations will be performed on the
'< to Russell House Patio stage.
ave The groups will be showcasing
I in different bands, choirs and dances of
their culture. Salsa and meringue dance
ule lessons will also be offered by students.
?n(l MSA wants to instill in students a new
the appreciation for people of different backars
grrnmds.
ith encourage the acceptance, re,
spect and appreciation of diversity in
ie relations to race and gender, ethnicity,
sexual orientation, physical char:^e
acteristics, socio-economic status and
our religious relations," Temoney said.
The office of MSA has been ree?"
sponsible for events such as Hispanic
lid Month, SEED presentations and MAPP.
ay. Hispanic Month offered a variety of cultural
programs and organized history
programs, movies and an outdoor fes?
tival to educate students.
SEED (Students Educating Empowering
Diversity) has been going to
various University 101 classes and helping
freshman develop an appreciation
of different cultures.
MAPP (Minority Assistant Peer Program)
teams freshmen with minority
upperclassman to advise on academic,
social and community service issues.
The minority students are contacted
about the program before they arrive
in the fall.
"As a MAPP counselor, I've grown
as a person," said political science sophomore
Jotaka Eaddy said. "Within the
MAPP program, I have had a chance
to inspire someone, just as I was inspired
as a freshman."
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perspective 011
Of|MPS?
Zeta Tau Alpha present
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nsiian speaker ana auinor,
3Y JONES
ir. 1,9:50 p.m.
ower lobby
ias More Catholic Center
Sunday 11:30 am, 6pm; Saturday 5pm
n Newman Club
lorbyappt. Tuesday 7pm
Rev. Tim Lijewski, Chaplain
ne Guy OSU, Director of Christian Formation
l^^acros^rorrHth^chooUj^Iursin^^^^
UViPUS MINISTRY
nonq Lutherans and Methodists
oul Wednesday 5:30 pm
nging, supper and program:
Science: Friends or Foes?"
ynder, Grad. Student, USC . wnxc.
jring and Rev, Tom Wall, PALM
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