RELEASED IN OCTOBER, 1978, THE CRIME REPORTS CONTAINED TWO TABLES OF STATISTICS RECEIVED FROM COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. ONE TABLE REPORTS THE NUMBER OF OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE CAMPUS SECURITY FORCES, WHILE THE OTHER LISTS THE NUMBER OF FULL TIME LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL EMPLOYED BY THE INSTITUTIONS. INTERESTINGLY, 227 SUBMITTED EMPLOYMENT DATA, WHILE ONLY 220 FILED STATISTICS ON THE LEVELS AND TYPES OF CAMPUS CRIME. BOTH VIOLENT CRIME (MURDER, RAPE, ROBBERY, AND ASSAULT) AND PROPERTY CRIME (BURGLARY, LARCENY-THEFT, AND AUTO THEFT) DATA ARE PROVIDED, ALONG WITH ENROLLMENT FIGURES. THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS (19,224 STUDENTS) LED THE FIELD IN VIOLENT CRIMES, EDGING OUT MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, 64 TO 57. IN PROPERTY CRIME, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, WITH 45,665 STUDENTS, A WHOPPING 1,661 BURGLARIES AND THEFTS, FINISHED JUST AHEAD OF MICHIGAN STATE WITH 1,541 AND INDIANA UNIVERSITY AT BLOOMINGTON WITH 1,405. CALIFORNIA INSTITUTIONS ACCOUNTED FOR 50 PERCENT OF ALL CAMPUS MURDERS--CALIFORNIA STATE 2 AND THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS 1. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN EMPLOYED THE MOST POLICE PERSONNEL WITH A TOTAL OF 106 MALE AND 31 FEMALE CAMPUS SECURITY OFFICERS. (KBL)