Wednesday, April 21,1993 The Battalion Page 3
Police Beat
The following incidents were reported to the University
Police Department between April 2 and April 15.
Assault
taken as a prank by three acquaintances.
•Heldenfels Hall — An indicator light panel and an overhead
projector mirror was stolen. In addition, ketchup was
smeared on a chalkboard and wall.
•Coke Street — A bicyclist's verbal exchange with a motorist
ended with the vehicle operator knocking the victim to the
ground with his car. The cyclist complained of a twisted back
and a sprained wrist.
•Keathley Hall — A subject forced her way in the residence
hall room and grabbed the victim by the throat. The assailant
was identified as the estranged wife of the victim's boyfriend.
The subject also slapped her ex-husband, who was present in
the room. Both victim's expressed their desire to press
charges. A criminal trespass warning was issued to the as
sailant.
•Parking Area 9 — A security officer found a semi-conscious
subject lying on the ground on the south side of Fowler Hall.
The subject had been struck on the left side of the head. The
victim advised the investigating officer he may have been hit
because he took another person's parking space. The victim
was transported to a local hospital by Texas A&M EMS per
sonnel for treatment. The victim informed the investigating
officer that he did not want to file criminal charges.
•Brayton Firefighting School — The victim was touched in an
inappropriate manner by an acquaintance.
Felony Theft
•Parking Area 96 — The victim's ox winch was unbolted
from the frame of his jeep.
•Texas A&M University Riverside Campus — A black golf
bag containing a set of custom made Weser golf clubs, a pair
of Nike golf shoes and a Volcom golf umbrella was stolen
from a table in the large hangers in the Riverside campus.
Misdemeanor Theft
•Entomology Research Laboratory — Someone has billed
several unauthorized long distance telephone calls to a tele
phone located in the building.
•Zachry Engineering Center — The individual who was re
sponsible for the resale of two stolen textbooks has been iden
tified.
•Engineering Physics Building — A bright blue backpack
containing two chemistry textbooks, a Texas Instruments 60X
calculator and a Sony AM/FM cassette walkman, was stolen
from a second floor room.
Burglary of HabitatioiyBuilding
•Keist Hall — A third floor room was entered and 25 shirts
and 15 pairs of pants were stolen.
•Keist Hall — The victim advised that the clothing he report
ed stolen from his room had been returned. The clothing was
Harassment
• Keathley Hall — The victim was the recipient of several of
fensive and obscene telephone calls from an intoxicated indi
vidual.
Truancy
•Hensel Park — Two school age children were observed in
Hensel Park during normal school hours. The two juveniles
claimed to be expelled from school. Investigation revealed
one of the ladies was supposed to be in school and the other
had withdrawn due to excessive absences. The juveniles
were transported to the high school and one was released to
the associate principal and the other to an adult responsible
for her care.
Criminal Mischief
•G. Rollie White Coliseum — A paper towel rack and a water
valve were damaged in the first floor men's locker room. In
addition to this activity, three individuals had their lockers
forcibly entered and several items of athletic wear stolen.
•G. Rollie White Coliseum — Someone apparently was
locked inside a storage room used for women's basketball.
The subject damaged the door by beating the hinges with sev
eral trophies that were inside the room in a failed attempt to
get out of the room. The person was able to escape the stor
age facility by kicking a hole in the sheetrock wall and exiting
through the women's basketball film room.
•University Owned Apartments — Assorted papers were re
moved from the console and placed on the passenger seat.
Nothing was removed from the vehicle.
•Ball Street — Someone entered the victim's vehicle remov
ing items from the center console and placing them on the
passenger seat.
•UV Row — Someone entered the victim's vehicle and scat
tered items on the front seat afler removing them from the
glove box and door pockets.
Terroristic Threat
•Dunn Hall — The victim received a phone call from an ac
quaintance who threatened to shoot him at work.
Forgery
•The Pavilion — Someone forged a loan application to fraud
ulently receive funds from the Student Financial Aid office.
> What's Up
Wednesday
KANM: We will be passing out infor
mation abput .the Beqqfit.on April 24
and the Alternative Magazine from 10
a.m.-4 p.m. in the MSc!
United Campus Ministry: Meet at the
church behind the Chicken for Aggie
Supper - Everyone is welcome ($1.25)
for music and program at 5:30 p.m.
For more information, call Bryan Mc
Neill (847-1423).
Brazos Sierra Club: Tom Bonnichsen,
TAMU Professor of Forestry will dis
cuss the causes of the 1988 Yellow
stone fires, which burned up to 45% of
the National park. Meet tonight at 7:30
p.m. at the College Station Conference
Center. For more information, call
Gary Varner, vice chair.
Placement Center Orientation: This
seminar is being provided to help stu
dents learn to use the services provid
ed by the Career Center for Career Ad
vancement. Meet today at 2 p.m. in
302 Rudder. For more information,
call the Career Center (845-5139).
TAMU Photography Club: TAMU
Photography Club is accepting entries
for the Spring '93 photo contest at the
MSC University Craft Center until Fri
day, April 23. Rules are posted there.
For more information, call Curtis (847-
5001), Alan (693-9541), or Keith (847-
2597).
Agnostic and Atheist Student Group:
Showing of Monty Python's "Life of
Bryan". Meet in the large viewing
room in the LRD (6th floor library)
tonight at 7 p.m. For more informa
tion, call Brett Lemoine (846-8631).
Class of '96: Applications being ac
cepted for Class of '96 fundraising, PR
newsletter. Class Ball and service chair
positions. Applications are available
in the Class of '96 cubicle in the SPO
until Monday, April 26.
Student Government Association-
Muster Barbeque: Annual Barbeque
featuring entertainment by Robert Earl
Keen, Barbershop Quartet, Keith
Chapman, Jill McClure, and Exception
to the Rule. The Barbeque will cost $5,
meal plan or Aggie bucks are accepted.
This will take place in the Academic
plaza today from lla.m.-3 p.m.
International Students Association:
Showing movie from India: "Days and
Nights in the Forest" with English sub
titles. Free refreshments, everyone is
welcome. Meet tonight at 6:30 p.m. in
225 MSC. For more information, call
Philipp Ziessig (696-5905).
Class of '95: Applications for Commit
tee Chairpersons are now available
and may be picked up in the Class of
'95 cubicle in the MSC SPO. For more
information, call Cheryl (846-6035).
Alcoholics Anonymous: A general
discussion will be held in the Rainbow
Center (CDPE) from 12:30-1:30 p.m. to
day. For more information, contact the
CDPE (845-0280).
Preparation for the TASP-writing:
These sessions are designed to prepare
students to take the state-mandated
TASP test. Topics to be reviewed in
clude skills necessary to succeed on the
test,and general test taking strategies.
FREE, register in advance in 241 Block
er. This course will be held tonight
from 6-8 p.m. in 242 Blocker. For more
information, call the Center for Acade
mic Enhancement (845-2724).
Overcoming Math Anxiety: If you
suffer from a dreadful fear of mathe
matics, this seminar is for you. The
session offers a relaxing and direct pre
sentation of strategies, resources and
skills which are available to help you
conquer the discomfort you feel when
you think of numbers. FREE, register
in advance in 241 Blocker. Meet from
8-9 p.m. in 242 Blocker. For more in
formation, call the Center for Academ
ic Enhancement (845-2724).
Lutheran Student Fellowship:
Evening prayer and supper tonight at
6:30 p.m. at the University Lutheran
Chapel. For more information, call
Kristin (846-6687).
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