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■ Continued from Page 1
"If* new. innovative,
cheap and fun.” Nelson
•aid “Wo want to create a
different environment ”
The environment at the
Delia Upailon house
included $.15,000 worth of
stereo equipment and 11
diac Jockey* who played
from 10 00 pm to after
4 00 am Parly-goer* filled
two dance floor*.
Clifton Molatore. press
dent of Delta Upailon. said
the rave * t)|* all volun
teered for Friday night s
party
'They're some of the
best I)|e in the North
west.”
MacIntyre said there
were few problems keep
ing the situation under
control.
“It seems like every
one’s complying fairly
well with the rule*," Mac
Intyre said.
Sis security guards were
on scene to keep the situa
tion under control Thorn
were only a couple inci
dents of people sneaking
beer into the party. MacIn
tyre said He said security
handled the problem.
POLICE BEAT
• A -13-ynar-old mate stu
dent was arnwiml for prm
tttotfon on Jan, 4 during a
{Kiln e sting operation Tile
student approached an
undercover female officer
and allegedly offered sex
for money He was cited,
fined for Si 15 and set to
appear in municipal court
• Phi Kappa Delta fra
ternity at IMS University
St w as handed a $7$0 floe
and a citation on )au. M
for excessive noise
• A student was cited
for allegedly obstructing
traffic in front of Guido's
bar Authorities said that
when the police car
approached the individ
ual. the student allegedly
asked the officer. “Why
don't you drive slower’”
• Two non-students,
one 19-year-old and the
other, a 20-year-old. were
Cited for criminal trespass
ing in the residence halts
on Jan. 15. Tha two were
allegedly asked to leave
the premises, but came
back and were then cited
by authorities.
• A Japanese student
reported having his wallet
stolen front 1000 Patterson
St. on Jan 9 The student
said two intoxicated indi
viduals walked Into his
home at 2 am. and
allegedly took the wallet
Tha student also discov
ered that his credit cards
wens used for further
crimes.
- Compiled by Abe Btti
motto