Showing posts with label Marshall University. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marshall University. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Marshall Student Gets Into Traffic Jam with Cop

The Frat Boy News daily campus police report for Wednesday:

Marshall University
(compiled by Katlyn Goots, The Parthenon Online)
Officers stopped Adam Taylor March 16 for a traffic violation.

After being pulled over, Taylor began to flee, and, in doing so, he backed his vehicle at a high rate of speed toward an officer. The officer was pinned in between the car and a fence, leaving no escape route.

In an attempt to stop the driver, the officer threw a flashlight at the vehicle. The car was damaged as a result of the light hitting it, and the vehicle fled.

Monday, February 26, 2007

Marshall Greek Houses Toliet Papered

Sorority and Fraternity Houses are Targeted by TP Vandals

As reported by Justin McElroy, The Herald-Dispatch:

Someone -- or several someones -- had a busy night. Many who live in sorority or fraternity houses along 5th and 6th avenues woke to find their homes and the surrounding trees covered in toilet paper Sunday Morning.

The job was thorough, with most every house seeming to get hit, though some got quite a few more rolls than others. A member of the Marshall University Police Department said on Saturday afternoon that they were not aware of any complaints received about the vandalism.

Marshall's Lambda Kappa Alpha is pictured right in all of its toliet papered glory.

Thursday, February 22, 2007

Sorority Hosts Chili Feast

Sorority Cooks for Charity

The Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority's annual Chili Fest will be Thursday to support the Robbie Page Foundation.

Chili Fest will run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sigma house, where the public is invited to stop by for all-you-can-eat chili and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to support their philanthropy.

"We really hope there's a good turnout because it's a really good cause," Ashley Fouch, Sigma fundraising chairwoman, said.

The Robbie Page Foundation is a charity that helps sick children with play therapy, which prevents them from being limited to hospital beds. Sigmas across the nation team up to raise money to offer these fellowships

"We've been doing Chili Fest for as long as I've been here," said a sister. "We want it to be just as successful this year as it has been in the past."

Thursday, February 15, 2007

"I Killed Your Ice Castle and You Are Next!"

The Frat Boy News daily campus police report for Thursday:

Marshall University (compiled by Katlyn Goots, The Parthenon Online)
Feb. 1 - 12:31 a.m.: An unknown male was found passed out in the front passenger seat of a blue Pontiac holding a beer bottle between his legs. The unknown male also had an open beer bottle between the seats. The officer noticed a bong pipe in the ashtray and proceeded to ask the man to exit the vehicle.

At this time a second male came out of Speedway with two 20-ounce bottles of beer. He said he was not the driver of the vehicle and wanted to hurry away. He tried to rush away when officers asked him to return. While waiting for registration of the vehicle to process one male pulled a baggie out of his right front pocket and threw it in a trashcan. Police discovered three ounces of marijuana in the baggie. According to the report, he had red, glassy eyes, slurred speech, a staggered walk and odor of alcohol on his breath.

The driver was arrested for possession of marijuana, public intoxication and obstructing a police officer. The other was arrested for obstructing the police. Upon further search a small joint was found in his right coat pocket. Further charges also will also be pressed against him for possession of marijuana.

Northwestern University
(compiled by Dagny Salas, The Daily Northwestern)
Feb. 3 - time unknown: A Northwestern community assistant reported receiving a threatening message Wednesday from an unknown person concerning an ice and snow sculpture built and destroyed outside the performing arts college. The assistant told police he and another assistant built the sculpture during the day, but when they returned that evening, they discovered it had been destroyed. The next day, the assistant found an index card on a bulletin board in a common area that read, "I killed your ice castle and you are next!"

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