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"4th Annual 'Take a Hike'Walk" (Spon
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Student forum, 1 p.m., Beall Hall, free.
Jim Basnight (music event), 1-2 p.m.,
EMU Amphitheater.
"Shadows of the Middle Passage:
Carceral Formation and the Political
Logic of Mass Imprisonment" (history
lecture with Dylan Rodriguez, Universi
ty of California, Riverside), 2 p.m., Knight
Library Browsing Room, 346-5905.
"Fearful Symmetry: The Search for
Beauty in Modern Physics" (physics lec
ture with Professor A. Zee, Institute of
Theoretical Physics, UC Santa Barbara),
3:30 p.m., 100 Willamette.
Jacquelyn Schwandt, viola (doctoral
recital), 6 p.m., Beall Hall, free.
Scandinavian folkdance (one hour of
workshop and instruction followed by
a one-hour mixer, often with live music,
all ages welcome), 7-9 p.m., Sons of
Norway Lodge, 1836 Alder St., free,
346-4053.
"Aftermath" and "The Great Deception:
The War on Terrorism, An Alternative
View" (films on the terrorist attacks of
Sept. 11,2001, sponsored by Students
for Peace and the Survival Center,) 7
p.m., 100 Willamette, free.
Amit Goswami (author reading), 7 p.m.,
University Bookstore, 346-4331, Ext. 228.
Eirik Halvorson, composer (senior
recital), 8:15 p.m., Beall Hall, free.
Drug and alcohol offenses
September 2002 - May 2003
Liquor law violations Drug possession
Adelle Lennox Emerald
APR
Crime
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caught because they aren’t reading
their housing contracts,” he said.
Although he didn’t get cited by
DPS for an alcohol-related offense
his freshman fall term, sophomore
Jay Pybum said he partied through
out the year.
“Freshman year, my whole spring
term was a party,” he said.
In the same time frame, DPS has
received 84 reports of possession of
a controlled substance — typically
less than an ounce of marijuana —
17 percent of which occurred in
January and 19 percent of which oc
curred in April. Considering the two
months represent the first four
weeks of winter and spring terms,
respectively, Loschiavo said he isn’t
surprised by the trend.
“At that point, students haven’t
taken midterms yet and perhaps
have yet to start thinking about
term grades,” he said.
Pyburn, who says he’s mellowed
out a bit since his first-year partying
days, said the winter and spring
term drug trend accurately portrays
the mentality on campus during a
new term.
“There is definitely more partying
at the beginning of the term because
you have so much time to catch up
in your work,” he said.
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