Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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■ MU Bookstore: Thieves seiied The Marshall University Bookstore was an allcrnalive (o off-campus shopping. The slorc offered school supplies, snack food, stuffed animals, books for leisure reading and cards for all occasions, plus numerous other items. T-shirts, sweatshirts and other items with Marshall logo on them were popular among students and non-students alike. The bookstore run by staff members with help from work-study students. But, as can be expected when a store is busy almost all the lime, shoplifting became a problem. Although everyone knew shoplifting is a criminal offense, it didn’t slop some people from stealing things like pens, pencils, books, notebooks and people’s personal belongings that were left in the book racks at the front of the store. Although some people do not know it, shoplifting includes things like changing price tags from one item to the next. Several students were caught in the act of shoplifting and were prosecuted. mil ANKLES ire some of the most common Items stolen it the MU Bookstore. MARSHALL T-SHIRTS end sweatshirts ire big selling items among young and old alike, 30—Bookstore

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KEN HECHLEK and hit red jeep covered 14X00 miles in the THE CAMPUS Christian Center was one of the voting pods hds and hodows of West Virginia before the June 5 primary. in the area and It was kept busy by voters DAN O’HANION was wed on his way to being a judge before the election on Nov. 6 (Photo courtesy of The He arid Dispatch) Politic «I—M

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