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Edwards: last resort "Students today are i beginning to realize that man has made a mess of things,"' Chuck Edwards, Campus Crusade president, said as a reason for the return to religion of many of today's youth. "And they're finding that drugs, peace demon strations and just trying to find a better government are not where it's at," he said. "As a last resort ( ' Emperor (Continued from page 3) Limbo, Also this letter may destroy me in many ways--it would i be no surprise. You will probably have wiser, more eloquent i monarchs who can say more with less length but this I say to you, you will never have another who will love you as I do. Now I will give three final pieces of advice, with your kind permission, to those who I will listen. To all those people I have lambasted in my letters now and in the past and their attendant ar chetypes, people who are, for the most part, loosely termed "can naille" by me and other people in more civilized places I will say this: there will come a day, you unreflective many, when your color T. V.'s, super-super sport scars, and Coliseum-building will come to a grinding halt, when YOUR rights and precious private property are ground beneath the heel of the Fascist ruler you elect to maintain your hedonism. A ruler likes of which was not even seen in Hitler. And you will come whining to us the reflective minority, like the peasants you are and beg us to think of a way to save you from your Bogeyman and terrors, like a child that disobeys its parent and puts its hand on a hot pot, but it will be too late for you and for all of us.. TOO LATE!! AND YOU WILL BE BOILED ALIVE!!! To the older generation I can only lament that they will not cast aside their worn out idols and join their children before the light goes out on both of them forever. What is the matter with you!? In some aspects your children are more historical than you are! There comes a time when even the oldest gods must fall before a new age -- THE new age for mankind. But your children will never make it without your practical wisdom. Join them now, in this brief moment of history, to my peers, or it will be too late. And finally, to my peers, I have but eight words of wisdom for them in case they should ever make up their minds and decide to do anything, especially concerning bureaucracies, in particular corporations, who specialize, feed upon themselves, reduce feedback, are a major source of entropy which in turn threaten awareness upon which our development .. vd true happiness rest-in short, the backbone of the Economic Empire but most assuredly not its brain and certainly not its heart; to all these gross evils I remind you that...there's but one cure for a mad dog. WAGNER HALJSELLE ROBERTS EMPEROR OF NOR TH A MERICA students , God hey're turning back to :;od.'' About 300 USC students )elong to Campus Crusade, ind most are expected to ittend Explo '72, a con erence to be held in Dallas lune 12-17, in an effort to rain 500,000 persons for a 'spiritual explosion" hroughout the United tates in 1972. The conference is part of i movement to train hun Ireds of thousands of :ollege students in an at empt to reach all 3,000 :ollege campuses in the Jnited States. The novement, which has a full ime staff of nearly 3,000, ias chapters in 46 coun ries. Edwards said Campus 'rusade's "main ministry s on the campus." "We do nuch of our work on a >erson-to-person basis."' He said he finds most ;tudents willing to listen. 'Most students are aware ind the majority are in People for sponsor m4 A Jesus March and Rally have been scheduled for April 16 in Columbia, S.C. Sponsor of the program is leople For Christ. Both the S.C. House and 3enate have passed a joint -esolution proclaiming April 16 to be Spiritual. Awareness Day throughouf ,he state. The Jesus March will 3egin at 12:30 p.m. on the :orner of Richland and Main Streets in Columbia. The marchers will parade n complete silence until the ast segment of the route down Main Street. Then rnarch leaders have plans for unified singing and ''Jesus cheers'' as the Across from USC ROUNDHOUSE ORIGINAL Hj~andrateifts HOUSE Pottery Blown Gliass OF Macrame CRDAFTSMEN Letr 3501 N. MAIN ST. UPSTAIRS AT SMHP FOhR PA PP A GALIAO n Sen. Rubin terested i n spiritual things.'' ''Most are willing to talk even if they don't agree,''" he said. ''I've never been completely turned off.'' Edwards, a sophomore English major f rom Columbia, said he does not consider Campus Crusade as part of the Jesus Freak movement. ''I'm not sure what a Jesus Freak is, though I've been called one before.'' ''1'm not afraid of telling people about Christ,'' he said."''if that labels me as a Jesus Freak, then I guess I'm one.'' Christ irch, rally group approaches the State Capitol Building. A two-hour rally will commence on the steps of the State House. 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