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SERVING THE BREVARD COLLEGE
Volume 74, Issue 8 COMMUNITY SINCE 1935 October 17, 2008
In this issue...
NEWS:
NCAAW starts next week! 2
Cafe Ole 2
LETTERS:
Outing club lady speaks out 3
Clean up your campus! 3
SPORTS:
Football loses heartbreaker 5
Volleyball has tough weekend 5
Men's soccer falls to Wingate 2
ARTS & LIFE:
Arts and Life Editor Jason
DeCristofaro asks for your
input into the usage of
the Porter Center 7
ODDS AND ENDS:
American Hero 8
Horoscopes 8
Sign of the Times 8
OPINION:
Complaints about
the caf? No way! 7
Foreign correspondent Backo
enlgihtens us about the
campus changes this summer 7
McCain has the eye of the tiger 7
Grand Theft Auto: Brevard
by Joseph Chilton
Editor in Chief
Six cars were broken into on the Brevard
College campus over a four-day span last
week, Director of Campus Security Stan
Jacobsen said this week.
Five of the cars were parked in the parking
lot outsige of Boshamer Gymnasium,
and the sixth was parked in the parking
lot between Green Hall and the Dunham
Music Center
According to Jacobsen, no major items
were taken, although the burglars did
make it away with several car radios, some
fishing tackle and a set of golf clubs.
Jacobsen said that most of the cars were
unlocked, but that one of the cars was
broken into through the trunk.
Campus security has added an extra
patrolman during nighttime hours and the
Brevard Pohce Department has assigned a
detective to the case.
Jacobsen also said that there was one car
break-in in the Ingles parking lot over the
weekend, and that it is possible that the
perpetrators are going back and forth along
the property hne.
Anybody with any information regarding
the case is urged to call Crime Stoppers at
862-7463.
“We’re working pretty closely with the
Brevard Pohce Department, and we spent
the majority of last Friday tracking down
people trying to get information.” Jacobsen
said.
“One of these break ins was during the
afternoon, so obviously these people
are pretty daring. The fact the Police
Department has dedicated a detective to
this means that this is pretty significant.
We want to get this solved.”
HAVE A GREAT FALL BREAK!!!