CRIME BLOTTER
April 7–15
DYLAN JEFFERIES APRIL 7 Harassment
A student reported around 3 p.m. that a male approached her as she was crossing the street at SW 6th and Montgomery. As she continued to cross the street, the man threw a bottle at her which landed at her feet.
APRIL 8 Harassment
At 3:45 p.m., a student reported that she was hugged by an unknown male in the park blocks outside of Lincoln Hall.
Fire alarm
Portland State facilities activated the Branford Price Millar Library fire alarm during a routine test at 11:20 a.m. The Portland Fire Bureau responded.
APRIL 10 Vandalism
APRIL 11 Vandalism
At around 11:02 p.m., CPSO officers took a report of a vandalized, university-owned keyboard in the Broadway Residence Hall computer lab.
APRIL 13 Fire Alarm
CPSO and the Portland Fire Bureau responded to a fire alarm at 7:41 a.m. in Ondine Residence Hall. The alarm was triggered by burning food.
APRIL 15
At around 6:13 a.m., PSU facilities activated the fire alarm in the Millar Library during another routine test. The Portland Fire Bureau responded.
At around 1:18 a.m., CPSO responded to a report of a male breaking into the St. Helens Residence Hall. According to witnesses, the male did not enter the building and quickly fled the scene. Officers found a broken window on the north side of the building.
CONTENTS COVER BY JOHN ROJAS NEWS INTERNATIONAL HILL TO HALL P. 3 INDIAN ANTI-SATELLITE TEST FACES CRITICISM PRESIDENT EXPRESSES CONCERNS OVER SCIENCE BUILDING ONE P. 3 PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU RE-ELECTED
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ASPSU STUDENT FEE COMMITTEE DISCUSSES ATHLETICS, SMITH RENOVATION P. 4
BRUNEI IMPLEMENTS SHARIAH LAW
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ASPSU PRESIDENTIAL, VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES DEBATE TRANSPARENCY, CAMPUS ARMAMENT
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OPINION WE CANNOT GO TO MARS
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SENATE CANDIDATES DISCUSS STUDENT INVOLVEMENT, CAMPUS SAFETY
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BABY, YOU’RE A STAR
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INTERNATIONAL THIS WEEK AROUND THE WORLD
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ARTS & CULTURE AVEY TARE AND JABON BRING THE STRANGE
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U.S. REVOKES ICC MEMBERS’ VISAS
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‘LADY TERMINATOR’ AND THE LOST TRADITION OF THE RIP-OFF FILM
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COVER VIKING PAVILION FAILS TO PRIORITIZE STUDENT GROUPS
EVENTS CALENDAR
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