ASSAULT
9-14-99: Reported Assault in Alderman Library.
THEFT/VANDALISM
9-8-99: Theft reported at Tuttle House bike rack.
9-8-99: Keys were reported stolen from Facilities Management.
9-9-99: Bicycle reported stolen from Lambeth Field area.
9-9-99: Bicycle reported stolen from Webb House bike rack.
9-9-99: Bicycle reported stolen from Balz House area.
9-11-99: Windshield reported broken in U-4 parking lot.
9-12-99: Reported theft of food from University Hospital cafeteria.
9-13-99: Reported theft of computer from a room at University Hospital West.
9-13-99: Reported theft of bicycle from Brooks Hall.
9-14-99: Reported theft of equipment from Scott Stadium area.
9-14-99: Reported theft of scooter from Medical School Hospital area.
SUSPICIOUS:
9-8-99: Reported suspicious circumstance at the Law School.
9-11-99: Suspicious incident reported at 117 Mimosa Drive.
9-12-99: Suspicious incident reported on Whitehead Road.
9-14-99: Suspicious incident reported at University Hospital.
9-14-99: Suspicious circumstance reported at Peter dorm.
ANIMAL BITES
9-8-99: Reported cat bite on Edgemont Road.
9-10-99: Reported dog bite near JAG School.
PROPERTY DAMAGE
9-13-99: Reported damage to barricade on McCormick Road near Page House.
9-13-99: Reported damage to vehicle in South Lot of U-Hall.
DRUNK IN PUBLIC
9-8-99: Reported arrest made at University Hospital Emergency Room for public drunkenness.
9-11-99: Reported arrest made at University Emergency Room for public drunkenness.
CONTRIBUTING DELIQUENCY OF MINOR
9-14-99: Alcohol reportedly given to minor in area of Watson House.
HIT AND RUN
9-14-99: Reported hit and run accident in East Parking Garage.
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U.Va. rejects Trump administration Compact for Academic Excellence
By Cecilia Mould | YesterdayThe University has rejected the “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education,” which he received from the White House and Department of Education Oct. 1, according to a community statement released Friday evening by Interim University President Paul Mahoney.
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