Wheel-warning works
Campus security officers expressed
pleasure Thursday at the success of the new
campus bike regulations, which they say are
being obeyed by 75 percent of students.
"People have been pretty cooperative"
about adhering to the rules, according to
Don Brooks, public safety associate director.
The new rules prohibit riding in three
especially crowded areas of campus, in
cluding the EMU breezeway, the residence
hall section on Agate Street between 13th
and 15th avenues, and all pathways between
Cerlinger Hall.
Security officers have only been making
verbal warnings to violators thus far, Brooks
says, but they will "probably" start issuing
written warnings Monday. Brooks says he's
"not exactly sure” when they will begin issu
ing fines for moving violations.
"It takes them (students) a while to get
used to" the rules, Brooks says, trying to ac
count for the estimated one out of four
students who have forgotten to dismount
their bikes in off-limit areas.
Photo by John Widder
police beat
Among campus-area crimes
reported recently to the Eugene
Police Department:
A public indecency was reported
in the School of Education Sept.
23. Sgt. Rick Allison said a
secretary observed a nude man
masturbate and ejaculate in front
of a window and then run off.
Officers arrested a knife-wielding
17-year-old male in Walton com
plex Tuesday night. He was charg
ed with disorderly conduct,
curfew violation and being a
minor in possession of alcohol.
Allison reported nine bikes were
stolen on the University campus.
Also, eight students were arrested
during the same period for
shoplifting at the University
Bookstore.
Recent thefts include a 21-inch
color television, settee,
microphone and amplifier with an
estimated value of $1,049 from a
University Inn room. A watch and
currency worth $277 were taken
from Esslinger Hall, as was a $100
cassette player from Caswell and
books and a cassette player totall
ing $150 from Lawrence Hall.
Damage to Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority occurred Monday. A gate
was damaged and a sign was
taken.
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