The latest University Police statistics, released for the week ending November 6, show that since July 1, there have been the homicides, no rapes, one sexual assault,12 assaults, four robberies, 164 thefts over $100, 22 breathing and entering and 83 bits thefts reported in Harvard grounds.

Police estimated the value of Melon property stolen from January 27 to February 3 at $3906.26, including a brown Chiviolet valued at $2400 and 144 rolls of tolled paper stolen from the Medical School.

The following reports of crimson were taken from notice in the University Police log last week:

January 27, 5:21 a.m.--A female undergraduate was walking down Bow St., when two more approached her. The men grabbed her and forced her into the courtyard of St. Paul's, where they pushed her around for a few minutes. The two men then fled down Athens 21, with the victim's purse.

The victim was not hurt and no arrests have been made.

January 28, 12:18 a.m.--While working back to his dorm, a student was approached by a men who asked what time it was. When the student began to walk away, the man struck him on the back of the head. Two other men then appeared from an unidentified car, and joined in chasing the student down Grant St. learning bottles at him.

No arrests have been made in the case.

February 2, 7 p.m.--A student was descending the stairs between Lamont Library and Wigglesworth Hall when two men grabbed his arms and said that they wanted to talk to him. One of the men struck the student in the face as he attempted to break away. The two men then left the yard through the Wigglesworth gate and filed down Mass Ave.

The student was uninjured and no others have been made.