briefs
Pamphlets
Historical, recreational,
scientific information maps,
and other kinds of reference
material that is of interest is
urgently needed for updating
the pamphlet file at the College
Library.
Files on subjects such as
Bigfood, space vehicles, wife
beating, and cloning have
already been started. Also,
statistics, description, history,
and travel information on Por
tland and Oregon are available.
“The pamphlet file has been
out of date for some time, so
we threw a lot of material out
and are asking students, faculty
and anyone who has material
that would be of interest to
bring it to the College library,”
said Eileen Fujii, bibliographical
searcher for the library.
“We have ordered from the
government documents that
are
statistical
and
philosophical and as much
other material as our budget
will allow,” Fujii said, T‘but we
still need a lot more.”
“In the past the pamphlet file
was not used as much as the
other resources in the library,
so we are trying to improve the
file by making it a quick and
current source of information,”
Fujii said.
Crime report
A fluorescent, invisible sub
stance called detection powder
is available for usé at the
College as a deterrent to theft
and vandalism, according to
Stan Johnson, security super
visor.
When exposed to moisture,
such as perspiration on the
hands, the powder leaves a
stain. It is bright purple in color
and is detectible for at least 72
hours after the theft or van
dalism occurs, according to
Johnson.
“The sociological
effect
within one’s peer group is very
effective as the stain is clearly
visible,” he said.
Books, wallets and purses
are high on the list of stolen
property at the College, accor
ding to Johnson.
Last year there were 10
books reported stolen per term
from individuals leaving them
unattended, Johnson cited.
“This happens all the time,”
he said. “Be sure and write
your name in all your books
and don’t leave them lying
around unattended.”
This year parking violations
and thefts have already been
reported.
Last week, 13 tickets were
handed but at the College for
unauthorized parking.
A wallet containing $15 in
cash and coin, and $45 in food
stamps was stolen from the
book drop
outside the
bookstore last week.
The women’s locker room in
Randall Hall was broken into
over the weekend of Oct. 6,
although nothing was stolen,
Johnson said.
Carving contest
Halloween is approaching
and that means Jack-O-
Lanterns of every size and face
will be scaring and delighting
trick-or-treaters.
Associated Student Gover
nment is getting into the spirit
of things, with its pumpkin car
ving contest this Friday at
noon.
Mike
McCarty,
ASG
president, said that there will be
a 25 cent entry fee and a $10
gift certificate for the winner.
ASG will also supply the pum
pkins.
During
the
contest,
scheduled to last an hour, a
disc jockey will be on hand to
play tunes to carve by.
The only problem is just
where to stage the event, said
McCarty. If weather permits, it
will be held outside. If it rains,
which is common in Oregon,
the event will take place in the
Community Center over sheets
of plastic to protect the floor
from the mess.
The winner will be announ
ced at the Halloween dance
coming up on Oct. 28. The
winner will also be presented
with the gift certificate at the
dance.
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