About The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 2007)
The following incidents were taken from Athens- Clarke County and University Police reports: Feb. 22 ► A roommate fight over a power bill ended with one roommate, a female University student, being arrested by ACC Police and charged with simple battery. Elyse McGregor told police she was arguing with her roommate about a power bill and became very angry, yelling and slamming doors. The roommate told police their other roommate stepped between them and McGregor struck the left side of her face. McGregor admitted to police she did hit her room mate. An apartment manager was present when the police took the report. Management told police they will seek to evict McGregor because she also has a boyfriend living with her who is not on the lease. ► University Police arrested WOMEN: Film festival also featured ► From Page 1A is hosting a Friday speaker series Each Friday, speakers will talk about topics relevant to women, such as Latina and Muslim women in the United States, as well as a round table discussion about femi nist activism. Myers said she felt students might be especially interested in the round table discussion on activism, as it will be a way for students to get involved in activism SMYTH: Officer recalls career phases ► From Page 1A manage special operations, crime prevention, training, support services and commu nication Despite changing jobs. Smith continues to teach ACC’s Citizen Police Academy. Smith always had an inter est in working as a police offi cer, but when the University gave him a job, it sealed the deal, he said. But he said a lot has changed at the University Police Department since he last worked there 27 years ago. Power Hour Thursday - Saturday 9:00-10:00 Sl'*’ 10:00-11:00 s2® Monday - Wednesday sl* Miller Draff Si- Domestic Bottles SI * Well S3 * Bombs Si * Call thnrsday ± Si* Miller Products Tm pißi ncW 321 East Clayton Street it www.myspace.com/firehous'eindth’erTslfl . ■ ■.daft. Get Student Notes™ For Midterms You can pick up notes 5 days before; your test. For info. Call (706) 546-1440, or go to www.studcntnotcs.coni ACCT 2101 ACCT 2102 ADPR 3100 ADPR 3850 ANTH 1102 ARHI 2100 ARHI 2200 ARTS 2000 ASTR 1010 ASTR 1020 BCMB 3100 BIOL 1103 BIOL 1104 BIOL 1107 BIOL 1108 BIOL 3500 CBIO 2200 CBIO 2210 CHFD 2100 CHFD 2950 CHEM 1110 CHEM 1211 \\r are; located insult; la \ ter St i cct Hooks tore two male University students on drug charges. After receiving a com plaint of marijuana on the third floor of an East Campus Village residence hall, police investigated and arrested Brandon Adam Grant and Michael Ogier Hudson and charged them each with a minor count oi possession of mari juana. Grant also was charged with a felony count of intent to distribute marijuana. Feb. 23 ► ACC Police arrested a University cook and charged him with possession of a schedule I drug. Police stopped Stacey Terrence Watkins as he was walking down Knottingham Drive at 11:18 p.m. and ran his license. When the officer searched Watkins, he found a piece of paper balled up in his right sock. Inside the paper was a green pill that tested positive for Ecstasy. Prior to his arrest, Clarke County had issued a warrant holding Watkins in contempt. on campus and beyond Along with these events, there also will be a film festival consisting of one film each week and a Mayoral Press Conference with Athens mayor Heidi Davison Davison will be speaking on behalf of the Jeannette Rankin Foundation, which provides scholarships to women over 35 in financial need. “This is a big year for us." said the foundation's pro The department moved from a cramped building-by the Tate Center to the Hodgson Oil Building, he said Instead of the Chevy Malibu patrol cars seen around campus these days. Smith drove a station wagon. "All the officers drove sta tion wagons back then,” he said. "And all the station wagons had self-contained breathing apparatuses like firemen wear and stretchers in the back. They were really weird." University officers now wear dark blue uniforms. But when Smith started, they GEOG 1113 GEOG 1125 GEOL 1121 GEOL 1122 GEOL 1125 HACE 2000 HACE 2100 HACE 3100 HACE 3150 HACE 3200 HACE 3300 HACE 4100 HACE 4310 HACE 4400 HACE 5100 HACE 5150 HIST 2111 HIST 2112 HIST 2701 HORT 2000 JOUR 3310 JRLC 5040 CHEM 1212 DRAM 2000 ECOL 1000 ECOL 3500 ECON 2100 ECON 2105 ECON 2106 ECON 2200 ECON 4000 ECON 4030 ECON 4040 ENTO 2010 ESPY 2020 FDNS 2100 FINA 3000 FINA 4000 GENE 3000 GENE 3200 GEOG 1101 GEOG 1103 GEOG 1111 GEOG 1112 CRIME NOTEBOOK Feb. 24 ► A University baseball coach reported his white Clubear golf cart to ACC Police as stolen. Jason Eller told police he drove the golf cart to World of Wings on South Milledge Avenue at 9 p.m. and parked it on the side walk because the parking lot was full. He told police he took the keys with him, but when he left the restaurant, the golf cart was not there. It was not towed. Feb. 26 ► A male University student reported a burglary in progress to ACC Police. Peter Werhoef woke up at about 3:14 a m. and opened his bedroom window because his room was hot. When he did, he told police he saw a male dressed all in black try the doorknob to two adjacent apartments and then enter a third apart ment he found unlocked. Werhoef saw the male exit the apartment about 45 sec onds later and then leave the gram assistant, Valerie Lake. "Over $1 million in scholar ships have been awarded since the foundation began in 1976." Lake also said the founda tion has a large support base from Athens, including interns from the University. To find the schedule of events for Women’s History Month, visit the Institute for Women’s Studies Web site. www.uga.edu/iws. "We’re excited about this year's lineup." Myers said wore light blue shirts with dark blue trouser pants. "They looked nothing like what they wear now," he said. Before Smith started working as a University police officer, he drove a Campus Transit bus. Alt hough he spent his jun ior and senior years at the University, he didn't receive his diploma here because of a foreign language retire ment, he said. "I just needed one Spanish class," he said Instead, he graduated from Columbus State College. LEGL 2700 LEGL 4400 MARK 3000 MARK 4000 MARK 4100 MARK 4250 MARK 4500 MARS 1010 MARS 1020 MGMT 3000 MIBO 2500 MIBO 3500 MIST 2090 MSIT 3000 MUSI 2020 MUSI 2040 MUSI 2060 NMIX 2020 PBIO 1210 PBIO 1220 PHIL 1000 PHIL 1500 m. apartment complex. The resident of the apart ment that Werhoef saw the male enter told police she didn’t notice anything miss ing. No cars in the parking lot had been entered, either. ► A female University stu dent reported to University Police her purse and its con tents, valued at $854, were stolen. The female left her $250 Coach purse in a bench out side the Ramsey Center weight room at 5:25 p.m. When she returned at 5:30 p.m., the purse was gone. 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The station's adviser Ed Mirecki, said the memoran dum's $7,000 fine was no sur prise. “I was expecting the notice regarding late fines," said Mirecki, who is also the asso ciate director of student activities. "We have 30 days to appeal the fine, and we have a chance to reduce or completely waive the fee," he said. 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(due to) the nature, circum stances, extent and gravity of the violation." Mirecki said he thinks the fine could be reduced due to the circumstances. "The 2004 staff thought they were doing everything they needed to do when they filled out the Web form,” he said. For now, Frank said she is happy with the station’s license status. “We’ve got our permanent license back and are set for the next few years," she said. classification 59 Reiner and Jung 61 Related (to) 63 Ostnchlike bird 64 Profound 66 CDs ances tors 50 Spectrum makers 52 Small pc of land 54 Capital of Afghanistan 55 Shiraz resi dent 56 Computer 706 543-1910 3A
