tl20080204-01 "Feb. 4, 2008 www.thetowerlight.com The Towerlight Published by and for the students of Towson and Baltimore -- twice-weekly Monday Now on TheTowerlight.com: View video of activities and events during Friday�s TU After Hours and video �Word on the Street�... Partying �After Hours� Kristofer Marsh/The Towerlight Students took over the University Union Friday night for the annual TU After Hours. The event included a butt sketch artist, fortune tellers, games, and several bands and other live acts. Pictured above, juniors Jason Beall and Bridget Rafferty make a music video in front of a green screen. Pictured left, comedian Michael Dean Ester enter-tains an audience in the Chesapeake Rooms. Below, magician Dan Martin escapes a chair he was tied to by two students. Prior to the act he said he would pay each student $100 if he failed to escape. See page 7 and page 16 for more After Hours coverage. Students feel effects of police presence TU receives 55 complaints of nuisance housing in Fall 2007 Sharon Leff Editor in Chief Towson University students account for the majority of arrests made and citations and tickets issued since two additional Baltimore County officers began patrol-ling four residential neighborhoods Nov. 1. According to Bill Toohey, BCPD spokesman, there have been 20 arrests for violations including driving while intoxicated, narcotic use, assault, disorderly conduct, and trespassing. There have been 47 citations for underage drinking, noise violations and county code viola-tions, and there have been 115 traffic tick-ets and 53 warnings for traffic violations. The program is aimed at areas with a high density of college students, including Riderwood Hills, Burkleigh Square, Towson Manor Village and Donnybrook. The Donnybrook Apartment complex is located off Burke Avenue, and Riderwood Hills is located on Kenilworth Drive. Burkleigh Square and Towson Manor Village are east of York Road. �The thing to remember is, for anyone who has gotten a citation, there are dozens who haven�t. We don�t want to label the whole student community because of this handful,� Toohey said. Since the additional officers began patrolling, the police captain has noticed a significant drop in Monday morning e-mails from community members, Toohey added. See POLICE, page 8 The thing to remember is, for anyone who has gotten a citation, there are dozens who haven�t. We don�t want to label the whole student community because of this handful. Bill Toohey Baltimore County Police Spokesman �t ememb nyone Kristofer Marsh/The Towerlight Blake SavadowThe Towerlight Local singer Eric Hutchinson opens for OneRepublic Arts, page 17 TU joins other universities in �Focus the Nation� News, page 7 "