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Students' property worth more than $700 has been stolen in 14 larcenies that have taken place in the gym locker rooms., thief does not look through the wallets before taking them, Hill said. If bank cards and their code numbers are in the wallets, such a thief will try to withdraw money with them. Jerome Holmes . . ·~"'"" As the first phase of the Tocqueville Forum carne to a close Feb. 4 at Wake Forest, Robert L. Utley, executive director of the forum and professor of politics reflected on the event and its impact on the university. Tocqueville Forum with the limited funds that were available ·to him. He attributes the success primarily to the conceptual framework of the lecture series. · The thefts occurred in the morning when students were in class. Campus security has posted signs in the men's and women's locker rooms calling attention to the larcenies. Since these signs were posted, no break·ins have been reported. "All too often particular questions of public policy are approached without. taking into account wider questions of political tradition and philosophy," Utley said. · "The aim of the Tocqueville Forum is to illustrate the relationship between theory and practice in American politics," Utley added. ·.The speakers at the forum presented the major alternative interpretations of · the American political order. Participants inthe first stage of the Tocqueville Forum were Irving Kristol, Henry Luce Professor of Urban Values at the New Yor\t University; Shelton WQlin, chairman of Princeton University's graduate program in political philosophy; Arthur Schlesinger Jr.,. Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and political-biographer; and Harry Jaffa, Henry Salvatoria Research Professor of. Political Philosophy at Claremont Graduate school. Director of public ~afety Alton M. Hill and assistant director of public safety David E. Willard said they believe a college-aged town resident is responsible for the break-ins.