Monday, February 23, 1933
Daily Ncbraskan
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The UNL Police Department received the following
alls and complaints from 7 ajii. Thursday to 7 aju.
Sunday.
Thursday
10:46 am. - Auto accessories reported stolen from
Parking Area 6 near Burr-Fedde halls.
10 .46 ajn. - Report of suspicious party at East Union :
settled by officers.
10 f 4 ajn. - Auto accessories reported stolen from
Parking Area 6 near Burr-Fedde. halls;
1:20 pjn. - Accident reported at 10th and Avery
"(streets; handled by Lincoln police.
M .17 pjii. - TV reported stolen from Coliseum , Room
7.
2:35 pjri. - Auto accessories reported stolen from
Parking Area 6 near Burr-Fedde halls.
2:57 pjii. - Auto accessories reported stolen from
Parking Area 6 near Burr-Fedde halls.
4:24 p jii. - Fire alarm reported sounding in Plant
Science Building; smoke detector activated by an
unknown soujee.
6:12 pjii. - Auto accessories reported stolen from
Parking Area 6 near Burre-Fedde halls.
7:01 p.m. - Accidental property damage to door
in Coliseum reported.
7:30 p.m. - Disturbance on Vine Street between
22nd and 23rd streets reported; people throwing eggs at
passing cars. People gone when officers arrived.
Friday
1 2:48 a.m. - Vehicle reported stolen from GE metered
lot.
1 :I5 a jn . - Call from emergency phone No. 3 on New
Hampshire Street; person gone when officers arrived.
1:28 a.m. - Vandalism reported in Parking Area 15
on 12th and Q streets; trash cans thrown through car
window.
1:33 am. - Vandalism reported near Avery Hall; an
emergency phone torn off its stand.
1 :42 ajii. - Disturbance reported in Parking Area 19
near Pound Hall; party gone on arrival of officers.
2:22 a.m. - Auto accessories reported stolen from
Parking Area 1 on 19th and Vine streets. ,
2.47 !ajn. Auto accessories reported stolen' from
Parking Area 1 on 21st and Vine streets.
2:47 ajn. - Auto accessories reported stolen from
Parking Area 1 on 21st and Vine streets.
4 39 a.m. - Vehicle previously reported stolen re
covered in the GE metered lot.
5:49 ajn. - Vandalism reported at Smith Hall;
glass kicked out of door.
6:00 ajn. - Vandalism reported at Coliseum; glass
kicket out of door.
10:30 a.m. - Vandalism reported to fire extinguisher
at Manter Hall.
12:12 p.m. - Wallet reported stolen at Mabel Lee Hall.
3:07 pjii. - Accident reported on northwest corner
of the Bob Devaney Sports Center on Fairgrounds
property.
1 :44 p.m. - Belated report of "theft from Mabel Lee
Hall.
3:46 pjii. - Auto accessories reported stolen from
Parking Area 1 on 22nd and Vine streets.
4:21 p.m. - Auto accessories reported stolen from
Parking Area 2 on 18th and Vine streets.
4:39 pjii. - Accident reported on 9th and T streets;
turned over to Lincoln police.
9 26 pjn. - Vehicle reported driving on sidewalk
north of Nebraska Union; gone when officers arrived.
Saturday
1 :08 a - Criminal mischief reported west of Abel
Hall; people tipped over bikes; settled by officers.
2 :24 ajn. - Vandalism reported at Neihardt Residence
Center; injuries reported.
2:45 ajn. - Criminal mischief reported at Cather
Hall: bottles thrown out of window.
2 48 ajn. - Couch reported stolen from Cather Hall.
Sunday
2:1 1 ajn. - Couch reported stolen from Cather Hall.
2:50 a.m. - Report of fireworks at Selleck Quad
rangle; officers unable to locate the fireworks.
MAKEUP LEGeOO
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Atrium Merle Norman
fen, alcohol are' not
synonymous
By Jim Rasmusscn
The members of four Greek houses at UNL are giving
their livers a rest this week as Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
sponsors its fourth annual "Week on the Wagon."
Members of the Alpha Tau Omega and Delta Upsilon
fraternities and the Chi Omega and Alpha Omicron Pi
sororities are expected to abstain from drinking alcohol
this week. Ihe week, which began Saturday night at mid
night, ends at midnight March 5.
GreBehm of ATO. a junior majoring m electrical
engineering, is chairman of the project.
"Our purpose is to heighten the awareness of the drink
ing problem on campus." Behm said.
Patti McManus. a sophomore social science major, is
leading Chi Omega's efforts in the project.
. "This will show people that college kids can have fun
without drinking " McManus said.
"Several activities are planned for the week, Behm said.
uuke tngci, an alcohol counselor at Lincoln General
Hospital, will speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Nebraska
Union. A roller skating party is planned for Thursday. The
week will culminate with an all-university dance Saturday
from 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. in the Nebraska Union's Centen
nial Room. Admission is 52.
Proceeds from the dance szo into a "Week on the
Wagon fund" at ATO. Money from the fund will be made
available to social service organizations for alcohol aware
ness projects, Behm said.
If a member of ATO is C3iight drinking during the
week, he will be fined $50, Behm said. A check of the
other three houses revealed fines of .550 at Delta Upsilon.
M0 at Alpha Omicron Pi and $5 at Chi Omega. Thyse
contacted said they didn't anticipate violations.
Coca-Cola, Pabst Blue Ribbon and KFMQ are helping
to sponsor the week's activities.
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