1994_12 The Daily Collegian December 1994

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NEWS
Monday, December 5, 1994
Trees, from Page 1
-ness at about 8 ajn. and re¬
main open until well after dark,
according to Napoletano.
"Last night we were chasing
them away at 9:30," she said.
Napoletano recalls people wait¬
ing until Christmas Eve to choose
a tree last year. This is tradition in
some families.
Some people choose their btees
from the same lot each year. *»-
Napoletanosaid-theSkookum
lot and its Blackstone Avenue sis¬
ter lot together employ approxi¬
mately 25 people.
Most people,.Working on
Christmas tree lots seem to be
knowledgeable and helpful.
Napoletano herself always says
this willbe her last year working
at the lot, but somehow she con¬
tinues to work there year after
year.
t Christmas trees can use up to
one gallon of water every two
days and can usually last until
tine first week of January. Water¬
ing, along with fire retarding,
helps ensure that trees will make
it through the holiday season
safely. Anyone can water a tree,
but fire retarding must be done
by a person with certification by
the county.
t Report, from Page 1
the dorm room.
° A vehicle was reportedly
pushed out of a parking stall.
Thursday, Dec 1
° A cart was stolen from Plant
Operations. The cart was later
recovered behind the Music
Building.
0 A subject was seen on cam¬
pus in violation of a restraining
order.
0 A driver was cited for driv¬
ing with a suspended license on
Cedar Blvd. north of Bullard. The
vehicle was released to the
driver's friend.
° A camera was stolen from
the North Gym during an ath¬
letic event
Friday, Dec 2
•    ° An attempted theft oc¬
curred at the Graduate Field
Lab.
0 A vehicl^was vandalized
while parked at the subject's
residence.
° A bicycle was stolen from
the south comer of the Kennel
Bookstore.
° A license plate was stolen
from a vehicle parked off cam¬
pus.
° A minor was cited for pos¬
session of ar alcoholic beverage
at the dorms.
0 A College Union employee
reported the possible theft of
property.
Saturday, Dec 3
0 A resident was assaulted at
the dorms by off-campus stu¬
dents.
° A subject was contacted at
Baker Hallbecauseofanoisecom-
plaint.
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