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If we had not seen for ourselves the
frustration Ra Broaddus and Ralph Hall
suffered during their 's e r vi c e in the
University Union, we have now. Eleven
members of the Lectures Committee were
dismissed last week because of a letter they
wrote.
The letter contained no obscenities. It
did not advocate the violent overthrow of
the union. It listed no "demands."
The members of the committee said they
were dissatisfied with the way things are,
but they would continue their work and hope
for improvement.
The union Board of Governors evidently
found this expression intolerable. The mem
bers of the Lectures Committee that signed
the letter were dismissed under charges of
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neglect of duty, misconduct and malfeassace
of office.
It is difficult to understand how this
purge can be justified. The censorship policy
upon which the dismissal was based should
never have existed. It is presumptuous and
impractical. (Among the persons prohibited
from expressing attitudes about union pol
icy, organization or administration are
"members or groups of members of the
Student Union." The union Constitution de
fines a member as "every student officially
enrolled on the Columbia campus" who has
paid activity fees.)
Whether or not the union's powers-that
be are aware of it, there are better means
than censorship for responding to criticism.
We suggest they either defend union policy
or improve it.
-BENSTON
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Tuesday, April 1, 1969- Page Two Columbia, South Carolina
Leave Of Absence
Mike Krochmalny, editor-in-chief of The Gamecock, has
been granted a leave of absence by the Board of Student
Publications and Communications.
Krochmalny's leave begins the day of announcement of
candidates in spring elections and ends the day after elec
tions. Mary Jane Benston, associate editor of The Game
cock, will be acting editor during Krochmalny's absence.
ENGINEERS
On May 10th, an employment seminar will be held In
Columbia for graduate engineers of all disciplines. Some
15 top-rated national manufacturers will be seeking to fill
entry level positions in various sections of the United States.
There is absolutely no cost or obligation to attend or to
accept employment with one of our client companies. For
details, call or write to Mrs. Prater, Seminar Coordinator,
at 779-3520.
CAREER SEMINARS
1338 Main Stret 1007 Barringer Bldg.
Columbia, S. C. 29201
CHEMISTS
If you have a minimum of 17 hrs. in college chemistry, we
have a number of fine national companies interested in
talking with you at our employment seminar on May 10th.
There are opportunities in R&D, Quality Control, Lab Super
vision and Project Investigations. You may interview with
10 to 12 manufacturers in one day. There is no cost or
obligation for attending or accepting employment with one
of our client companies. For details, call or write to Mrs.
Prater, Seminar Coordinator, at 779-3520.
CAREER SEMINARS
1338 Main Street 1007 Barringer Bldg.
Columbia, S. C. 29201
ACCOUNTANTS
We have some 15 companies interested in interviewing col
lege grads in accounting at our employment seminar on
May 10th in Columbia. These are national companies which
offer a wide range of career areas in all sections of the
U. S. For details, contact Mrs. Prater, Seminar Coordinator,
at 779-3520.
CAREER SEMINARS
1228 MaIn Street 1007 BarrInger' Bdv.
Columbia, S. C. 29201
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their own. How many runners
and jumpers would have the
initiative to work harder if they
were recognized as the stars they
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Dear Mr. Krochmany:
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give to the track team is dis.
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as hard, if not harder, than the
basketball players without one
tenth of the glory. How can you
expect to have a really great
team if you don't even care
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