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plan. And they have.
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l*glslative policy"for senata
get .ront, center seats. When
policy." he explained that it i
senators want front and cent
giem. There has been no bill c
Vmnt to vote themselves the b4
are not certain they do, they s1
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should be done by those pa Id I
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If Mr. Galloway has no pri
charge. If he does have pi
government puts Its house r
Under My Sreath
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By MIKFK OCHMALNY
Ass Editor
Americans are the most com
placent people in the world; they
have nothing to do and nothing to
fear but the Communist menace,
and that fight can always be put off
until tomorrow.
Generic lassitude has made it
very hard for Americans to see
issues before they actually en
croach on Sunday afternoon
baseball games or the price of
cereal in the supermarket. It took
Upton Sinclair to show the
inhumanity of the industrial
revolution and it took the 1929 fall
of the stock market to show that
unrestricted money dealing -was
not quiP:%the tatnterests of all
America.,
America, through years ol
slumber, has been slowly being
inundated with its own excrement,
Year after year we have beeri
drowning ourselves with junk
chemicals and carbon of all typei
and description.
In his "State of the Pollution'
message resident White House
sage Richard Nixon said that
protection of the environment is
the "great question of the '70's.'
As usual, the president lags behinc
experts In specialized fields
administration experts tend to be
conservative in their estimate:
because, after all, they ar<
spending the peoples' money.
The most encouraging sign Is thi
fact that everyone Is gettini
emotional about the Issue c
pollution, realizing that It affect
them as much as the next mal
Only when the real urgency arl
deadly seriousness of the fight
brought home to every mar
woman and child will Americ
move as It should.
First we ~iust stop ti
production of additional pollutant
The timmereck i puhlhded trl-weekly duri
l nvrit% hetiday'. and esam perladdn. t'ha
mail Item,i 'bueld he weat to Drawer .A. 'I~
icar er I;, per .emente,r. HuMk repfres are 54;p
the '.tudent ativity fud etitlingt full-time
l.bamra.k are in Heesmn: nnand :lmeaf the He
n. m.52 s e d m7-me2. A~pplkieuene mal
*dierin-chief In Jim Wansamaker5. The lean
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infermation
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just that
0te to recognize that it's
IVe one.. Wxecutve functioM
ecutive branch that Student
ave. -
a. These should have been
m up by the senate, but held
ranch not senate. The ticket
all games Is another.
wasdrawn up by the senate
department. Good. Athletic
have them administered it.
I there is no need for one or
Onting student government.
In the name of student
been covered in the original
tip Galloway wrote that it is
rs who come before9 a.m. to
asked to define ''legislative
eans that he feels that the
r seats and should be given
in the matter. If the senators
Ist seats In the house, and we
tould do it openly.
mt administration of what
y the athletic department to
e senate) is the matter of the
rnment who did upvalidate a
ds," Galloway wrote. This is
uld not be thrown out lightly.
Dof, he shouldn't make the
roof, it's time that student
order.
res U.S.
-new plants and industries that
literally will take the air out of our
lungs. Then we must put a stop t(
the pollution that is going on righl
now. We have, through ignoranct
and unconcern, allowed in
dividuals and companies to pu
themselves before the interests o
the whole nation. It is true that th4
economy cannot survive withou
industry, but no one can surviv4
without clean air and water.
Yesterday was the time fo
action. Two decades ago we migi
have been able to save the er
vironment from pollution and cor
tamination, now it is our job t
reclaim it, and before it is too lat
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Letters
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Dear Mr. wannamaker:
So Carolina gets men's open
house on weekends. Last weekend
I was at the University of Georgia
and witnessed the open house in
the men's dorms that occurs every
weekend from 2 p.m. to 1: 30 a.m. I
also learned that next week full
time open house will be attempted
on an experimental basis with
-Cersw (B.C.) Chronicle
IN VIETNAM
pFC Wilam E. Ingram, aom
of Mr. and Mrs. William In
t gram of 130 market street
- now a the rank of P-4. He
al stationed at Hawk HIUll n
t Vietnam .ed i pictured mak
ing the peace BIn.
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ifo wms
--- has the rA MECo1OC
S VieTo USC Isitudents: -
Eugeme Payee la e ha mrtse Obsrver
USC be f
permanant enactment, pending
the vote of residents in that par
ticular men's dorm.
I ask the University officials why
Carolina is appeased by a 1 to 4
p.m. open house in the' Men's
towers on weekends. Other
Southern schools have men's open
house every weekend (not to
mention that at the University of
Georgia women have open house
every other weekend with the
same hours as the men).
Are we, at Carolina, not just as
responsible as Georgia students?
Has virginity been threatened
among coeds at Georgia and the
other schools as a result of his
Must USC always be a follower?
USC wants to be a great
university, and great universities
have to be leaders. But to be a
leader initial steps have to be
taken that involve risks. USC risks
a 1 to 4 p.m. open house in the
men's Towers on weekends. Is this
a risk?Is this being a leader? Do
we have to live in the Victorian Age
forever? Must we wait until
Clemson gets open house before we
get it?
WICK WILKINSON
est service ever!
We'ronl 4bl e o w
(n fe o ult r
cleanigand aun r
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:K08 Beostson ever
Our Man Hoj
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Eecology
By ARTmU HOPPE
Cdowdist..
Once upon a time a you mn
named Irwin gave up protests. He
gave up protesting Vietnam, the
draft, sexually segregated rest
rooms and pigs on campus.
"Ecology is the one true causeI"
said Irwin nobly, just like most
young people of the time. "I shall
devote myself to making a more
beautiful world."
"Oh, my beamish boy," cried his
happy mother, like mothers
everywhere. "I knew you'd give up
those silly demonstrations and
settle down to doing good."
"Vverybody's for ecology, son,"
Wad his proud father, like fathers
everywhere. "At last we've found
a common cause that will close the
generation gap."
And It did. Irwin joined the
Students for Delightful Surroun.
dings. He spent his days spearing
litter with a pointy stick. And his
evenings circulating petitions
ollower?
Laugh during anthem
Dear Mr. Wannamukor:
It was my sincere misfortune at
the Davidson-Carolina basketball
game to be sitting quite near two
fellow Carolina students, both of
whom were black. The misfortune
lies not in the fact that they were
black but is due to their conduct
during the playing of our national
anthem. I, along with countless
others find much injustice and
discrimination within our country
but I feel this does not give anyone,
whether he be black or white the
cause to be disrespectful to the
anthem of his nation.
The two students mentioned
abov, were not merely content to
remaih seated during the anthem's
playing but felt It necessary to
converse and laugh between
themselves over some particularly
funny incident that had occurred.
Their conduct not only disturbed
others around them but went far in
showing that they were ignorant to
the fact that our anthem is meant
to be sung by both black and white
alike.
Iknow of may black people who
tgW14W; mfy andQe
Americans. It is evident by their
actions that the two cited above do
not fit into that category.
ROBERT BARR
Co n ta ct
lenses are made
of modern plas
tics which have en- ..
tirely different charac
teristics than the tissues
and fluids of the eye. Conse
querntly your eye cannot han
this foreign object without h4
So, in order to correct
-Mother Nature's lack of foresis
you have to use lens solutions
make your contacts and your e
compatible.
There was a time when
needed two or more separ
Mo
nevE
a' family
demanding that Something Be
Done.
The older generation finally
approved of the younger
generation. Everybody was happy.
But after a year or so, Irwin and
his young friends discovered that
spearing litter seemed somewhat
joyless. And circulating petitions
seemed somewhat pointless.
Nothing much got done.
Oh, Congress passed a few bills.
The corporations talked about
"corporate responsibility." The
president said the local com
munities must do more. The local
communities said Washington
must do more. And the 1972 Belch
phume-4 had 16 chromeplated
exhaust pipes. It was a best seller.
So the air got smoggier, the
waters fouler, the litter deeper and
the supermarkets more crowdcd.
'"These things take time, son,"
said Irwin's father nervously. "At
least you're doing good, dear,"
said Irwin's mother uneasily.
At 5:14 p.m. the following
Tuesday, the SDS staged a lie-in on
the Pasadena Freeway. The
resultant traffic jam, extending
from Anaheim to Azusa eventually
had to be paved over.
. The nation was outraged.
Editorial writers thundered: "No
little band of radicals, no Matter
TIRED OF TH
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solutions to
properly mod
ify and care
for your con
tacts, making
them ready for
your eyes. But now
CA there's Lensine from
the makers of
Murine. Lensine,
for contact com
fort and convenience.
Ie Lensine is the one solution
lp. for complete contact lens care.
for .Just a drop or two of Lensine coats
ht and lubricates your lens. This al
to lows the lens to float more freely
yes in the natural fluids of your eye.
Why? Because Lensine is an "iso
ou tonic" solution, very much like
ate your own tears. Lensine is com
patible with the eye.
Cleaning your contacts with
Lensine relards the build-up of
foreign deposits on the lenses.
ther NE
~r plann
contac
Ienses
-oprotest
how just their cause, has the right
to..."
Te next day, the SD blew up 16
dams to create wild rivers, toppled
42 oil derricks to promote clean
beaches and booed every passing 1
baby carriage in Central Park.
The following week, they
dynamited every sewer in
December, N.J., sobotaged the No
Deposit Bottle Factory in Billings,
S.C., and tried to burn down the
heart of L,s Angeles - but they
couldn't find It.
Young Irwin, home on the lam,
was confronted by his tearful
mother. "Why don't you quit that
radical SDS, dear," she pleaded,
"and join the nice, respectable
Sierra Club instead?"
"Those Uncle Smokeys!"
snorted Irwin. "They just want to
conserve the wilderness we've got.
But we're going to.make the whole
country into one big wilderness!"
"But, son, pleaded his father,
"think of the innocent people
you're hurting in this cause of
yours."
"The great thing about ecology
as a cause," said Irwin happily, "is
that everybody's guilty."
And with that he proceded to set
fire to the family car, tip over the
family barbecue and smash up all
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