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• Green Honors Chair Marjorie Agosin presents “The Alphabet in My Hands: A Writing Life” 7p.m. today in Sid W. Richardson Building, Lecture Hall 4. Agosin, the author of numerous books of poetry, essays, and scholarly works, is known for championing the defenseless oppressed by authoritarian regimes and for affirming life through love and beauty in her poems.

• Miss Juneteenth Pageant Informational Meeting will be 7:30 p.m. today at the Martin Luther King Community Center, 5565 Truman Drive, Fort Worth. The pageant is open to African American women ages 18 to 21. Scholarships and prizes will be awarded to the winners. For more information please contact Thenisha Smith at (817) 480-2974.

• KinoMonda film series presents the Cuban film “Guantanamera” 7 p.m. Wednesday in Sid W. Richardson Building, Lecture Hall 1. Edna Rodriguez-Mangual will speak. For more information call (817) 257-7292.

• National Alcohol Screening Day is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday. If you or someone you know is interested in finding out if alcohol is limiting his or her success, have them stop by the Student Center lobby and participate in a confidential screening. For more information, contact the Alcohol & Drug Education Center at (817) 257-7100.

• RTVF film series presents “Vera Cruz” 7 p.m. Thursday in Moudy Building South, Room 164. The film, made in 1954, stars Burt Lancaster and Gary Cooper. For more information call (817)257-7630.

• Brown-Lupton Health Center will not offer routine gynecological services during the summer months. April 26 is the last appointment day for the spring semester and the Health Center is booking appointments for the second week of April. Call (817) 257-7940 for an appointment this semester.

Compiled by Anthony Kirchner, Staff Reporter

April 1
At Tomlinson Hall, a complainant told police the left rear window of his vehicle was shattered. The glass was still in place and appeared to have been shot with a weapon similar to a BB gun.

April 3
A complainant reported that he had been supervising lighting for the dance department and left his wallet in his jacket next to a lighting console in Ed Landreth Hall. He told the police that $150 was missing from his wallet when he went to retrieve it.

April 4
A student told police $200 in cash was missing from her wallet after she left her purse unattended for approximately 30 minutes in the locker room in the Ballet Building. No other items were taken from her purse or wallet, she reported.

April 5
It was reported to police that someone had removed a tote bag from a student’s vehicle while he was locking up in the weight room in the John Justin Athletic Center. Complainant said he believes someone walked by and removed the bag.

In Foster Hall, a complainant said she had left her room for approximately 40 minutes to go to the study room while she believes someone had opened her door during that time and removed $16 from her purse.

Complainant had attached his bicycle to the bike rack with a cable lock at Leibrock Village, but his bike was gone and the lock cut when he found it.
Police were dispatched in reference to a motor vehicle accident at North Drive. After the collision, the driver jumped out of his vehicle, ran over to a student’s vehicle and kicked a dent in the right rear panel. The student told the police that the former was yelling and screaming offensive language. The other driver admitted to the charges but said he did it in a fit of rage. The student in the accident went to the officer before he left the scene and told him the second complainant had threatened him.

April 6
In Foster Hall, a complainant reported to police that his baseball glove was sitting on his desk but was missing the next morning. He claimed that his roommate left for the weekend, but he left the bathroom door to his suite unlocked.

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