UF Cheerleader Arrested for Fake Police Report

UF Cheerleader Arrested for Fake Police Report

A UF cheerleader was arrested Monday for filing a false police report, a misdemeanor, according to the University Police Department.

Lauren Beard, 20, was arrested after police discovered she was the author of several e-mails she had reported to be from someone stalking her, UPD Det. Amanda Spurlin said. According to the arrest report, Beard came to police on Feb. 18 to report threatening e-mails she received.
“They gave the impression someone could be following her or stalking her,” Spurlin said.

Police then began an investigation in which the e-mails were subpoenaed and were found to be sent from Beard’s computer. [UF Alligator]

Sox, Met Fans Irked About Grad Spot

For Red Sox fans, it’s your worst nightmare: Front and center in Yankee Stadium receiving your diploma. Is this hell? NYU Red Sox fans say yes – and it’s a reality.

It has been a month since NYU announced its decision to hold this year’s commencement at Yankee Stadium, home of what Red Sox and Mets fans consider the Evil Empire. Usually held in Washington Square Park, the ceremony was moved due to renovations.
[NYU News]

Suspended Lion charged with DUI

Police charged former Penn State tight end Andrew Quarless, 19, with driving under the influence of alcohol, a liquor law violation and a traffic violation today.

At 3 a.m. Sunday, a State College police officer stopped Quarless on College Avenue just east of Allen Street after he drove through a red light, according to court documents. About 30 minutes later, Quarless registered a blood-alcohol content of .084.
[PSU Collegian]

Sex Toy Shop Showcases Products On Campus

Buying a vibrator is like buying a blender—always make sure it has a variable speed setting.

Or so says Elise Schuster, BC ’04 and a representative for Babeland, a sex toy shop which put on a presentation last night in Columbia Universities John Jay lounge about sex toys and their use. Babeland serves as an educational source, holding lectures and workshops about how people can improve their sex lives. [Columbia Spector]