University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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29 a ' ..,, ' 1 J. rRowlanc1 1,120 1,110 910 900 120 110 100 90 80 Number of Reports 70 6O 50 4O 3O J. Rowland 20 10 Forcible Rape Robbery Assaults Breaking and Larceny Motor Vehicle and Attempts Entering Theft Type of Crime UPD And Student Traffic Court 27

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One element of students 1983, while property crimes decreased daily routines involved follow. 18 percent. ing rules ...... be they classroom con- UPD also put on public service pro- duct sports rules, 0r traffic and social jects. They registered bikes, placed ' laws ' identification numbers on personal The Unwermty Police Department preperty,held the Bears Fair and helped . .TUPDI was responsible for enforcing ' out with the Rape Awareness Week ac- the traffic laws and other violatmns. , tivities. They protected students property and rfrprowded security Student Traffic Court Pol1cemen were usually found driver, 1 1113,01 walkm around campus watch; ' Working at the latter end of the 1' ' 'traffm related V1olat1ons 9111:1111 ; parkmg and traffic enforcement pro- ' Lffthe wrong decal demgna; ., .celss wasvtheStudent Traffic Court. The d.:mov1ng 1110111110113 by b1cy-gfi coyv11rt7svduty was to process all traffic - zautomobdes ' 1nd parkingltickets issued by UPD. ' cats? were 154-. '. The court held appeal hearings put , -. the 'year Iniff 10g ether traffm records of students who ovmg 111011111011 t1cketsK-ier'hadg bee11 ticketed and answered any ' Licompared to a favorablepf questionsthat students hadkabout park- ' 3 to 3 252 The number 111: va mg and traffic laws ekets 1ss11ed from 1982 to: ,1 3, Money cellected from the tickets f'lmade up the majority of the courts 'j'fi'budget whmh sponsored the Gator 'lvgfLoan Fund and campus parking 1mw lrovements Paving the ROTC Drill 1d bmldmg b1cycle racks, construct- '1' 11 bus shelter for. McGuire Village, dfpmwdmg Handmap Van and Even- EXpress Bus 5erv1ces were many of projects, the court supported. UPD1STC Work To Enforce Laws Part of the final step in the receivin citation process is paying for tu' To avoid getting a t' patrol, this student road. Chief J. Rowland

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met onlyiMonday, Wedne vsda' a11d' Fri- day for 75 mmutes A fiVe credlt hour, .- class 111 Six weeks met 2V2 hears Mon- day through Thursday and 75 minutes 7011 F1day 11 summer C, a five Credit 28 Summer School 111311112137 for 75 minutes For most students the extra in-- --class Chm 1101 to mention homework meant 1a heavy load. Marc Chapman, 2UP, said hefdid' not, find the work too over.. wheelming, Chapman explained, In the 15111111111121 there isn't a lot to do, no foot-a .ball games, or frat parties, so it's easy to keep up. SO-me Students even found the de- creasedpopulation more relaxing g. 5111 $8111 Lewis, 31M, 921111 I like. summer lschool better, because the term goes by C'faSt'A' F051 freshman, summer school al- -,ilowed a chance to swing into collegiate life w1thout the pressure of the activity' V'Eilled fall rterm. Summer Cscho-ol meant something Adi. ferent for everyone. Because of the requirement to attend at least one sum- ?mer session, all students, however, got to test Summer school out for them- .. 5111116 5. CWI'th campus not so crowded, a relaxed atmo- VSphere sets in, even while strolling to class. The warm outdoors provides a perfect spot for jorting down some notes before class begins. P Helma MW 12127149; J. Costa