THE PUBLIC SAFETY REPORT

March 30, through April 12, 2008

The Lake Superior State University Public Safety Department reports the following activity:

At 0155 on Wednesday, April 3, officers were called to the Village and arrived to find a resident suffering from too much imbibing.  The resident had vomited all over the room but could not tell officers how much he had consumed.  Officers contacted both Sault PD and Fire and Rescue and the resident was transported to War Memorial Hospital.

Also on Wednesday, April 3, a student attending class in the Norris Center passed out and struck his head on the floor.  Luckily, the class was being taught by paramedics, who rendered aid until the on-duty EMS crew arrived.

On Saturday, April 5, patrolling officers observed a subject camping in the snow bank behind South Hall.  The subject, who had been seen in various sites around campus previously was told to leave and issued a trespass warning by the city police against returning.

A student working with the custodial crew in Brady Hall left his MP3 player in the custodial closet while on break on Monday, April 7.  When he returned, he discovered that someone had taken the player but left the earphones behind.

Also on Monday, April 7, an Osborn Resident stopped in at the Public Safety office to report the theft of her laptop from Chippewa House.  After supplying information about the complainant, the complainant asked that officers not do anything until she had tried to talk to the residents of Chippewa House one more time.

In addition to the above actions, the Public Safety Office handled the following routine activities:  37 weapons escorts, 120 room admits, and 5 motorists assist.  We also received 12 lost and found property complainants, assisted maintenance with 8 problems, handled 6 alarms and policed 1 accident that occurred on campus.

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According to the blurb on Comedy Central (that was also put up on the LSSU site to promote the event), John Mulaney speaks in old-time jargon, should have been born a hundred years ago, and will be a hit with – oddly enough – liberal arts majors.

John said after the show “I wish they wouldn’t put that up there, it doesn’t even make any sense.” More accurate info from the same source is that John has been performing in comedy and improv since he was seven, and has made his living writing for movies and TV shows, is co-creator of “I love the 30’s” (Because who didn’t love the Great Depression?), and appears on VH1’s Best Week Ever. He is currently touring the country, and last year toured with recently semi famous comedian Mike Birbiglia.

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As the title of this article might suggest, musician Shannon Curtis graced the Galley last Monday, playing the piano and singing, but not just that – she also brought forth some fundamental truths.

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Here at Lake State, we offer a diverse grouping of activities, organizations, and clubs. One of our many clubs is the Gamer Club. The gamer club consists of many people who just enjoy gaming. Whether it’s an old school SNES, SEGA, or even more advanced PVP or MMORPG that you enjoy, the Lake State Gamer Club has a spot for you.

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