The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, July 20, 1972, Page Page 6, Image 6
This paper claims to
editor. I doubt if the re
will ever see this one.
whom it may concern.
First, I want to point
received $38,000.00 for I
This amount, which
vertisers fees, comes ft
their parents who pay tl
at USC. The students
trum of ideas, but the
spew out the same old
semester, in spite of the
from time to time on i
A prime example of
facto or de-jure, is the
written by members c
about two well known
persons I am speaking
McGovern and the v
Governor of Alabama,
By Wagner Halselle. F
Emperor
of North America
Part Two
As we saw in part one of
week's column, my dauph
became so enraged that the i
image of my imperial wisdorr
pre-empted to make yet a
more space for my long t
against the Vampire Milatr
my children in the rei
Carolinia kingdom. Toda
conclude. Today. I shall dri
bitter stake through Milai
ribboned breast and voice
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ie fall budget recently.
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epresent a wide spec
;amecock continues to
iased viewpoint every
new faces that appear
e staff.
Gamecock policy, de
recent pair of articles
the Gamecock staff,
political figures. The
of are Senator George
ife of the honorable
George Wallace. Mrs.
berts
which is much thought
last heard.
'. I It is also said among sos
sual mongoloid idiots that
was attend this university.
ittle articles are tedious and
-ade much with old, familair p
a to I am reminded of an in<
ote Washington. which I over
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'e a with the Great Tyrant.
-ia's November 14, 1970. and
that large crowd of citizens
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ce article6
Cornelia Wallace was in town to address the
Legislature on Wednesday, the 21st, (June) but
the articles were in the Gamecock, Thursday,
July 6th.
The McGovern article was written in a tone
that should draw both sympathy for the poor
creature and votes. Now, the Wallace item was
a different matter. The Coi nelia Wallace story
was a ripoff. It was, cliche for cliche, a typical
liberal piece of horse manure. It sounded as if it
had come straight from the established thought
control empire (mass communications media,
for the uninitiated).
The pickings must be slim if all the gleanings
from Life, Look and Time, Washington Post, L.
A. & N. Y. Times etc., which the article reeked
of, still came off sounding trite. I believe we all
read that last year.
There were blatant falsifications in the
Wallace article. However, since Mr. Derks was
not there, he had to rely on his newspaper ar
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The curse
within the Forbidden City to typically v
protest their Tyrant's foreign tightly co
policy. The police had just onto every,
remarked to the demonstrators, are basical
"Don't you think this is getting a be inevital
little old?" whereupon one wit in nature; wh
the crowd replied tartly, "Don't The data 's
you think the problems ARE ROTC ca<
GETTING A LITTLE OLD!?" morally as
but little But come, come, my wayward to be held
children, read and enjoy what I actions.' t
ne of the have to say, even though I am not a uneasiness
run and pleasant conversationalist, and be necessity,'
that my reminded that we were in the done.' Ano
deal too midst of a sociological study strongest
roblems. conducted by Berkeley on the responsibil
ident in personality factors between gung- 'I am not, ii
heard in ho ROTC students and indicted of myself. I
summit draft resisters. street and I
It was By contrast, the study sums up Vietnam,
a rather the ROTC 'composite' as seeming myself as I
gathered to project 'his own unwanted, walked int<
the trigger
consicienc(
sent there
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'highlight'
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themselve.
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for concerned
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is, liberal
ticles and his imagination. This, in interpretive
journalism, is called research. The West
Johnson cloakroom humor, now having made
the rounds, got a 'creative' twist in the article.
"Later he was glibbly to tell friends a joke,
much to the chagrin of Wallace supporters,
about Cornelia's rumored refusal to have a
picture taken with black representatives."
The truth is, Mrs. Wallace had left town and it
was the next day when our chivalrous Governor
looked up his old friend Representative
Johnson. He reportedly asked him where he
had been the day before, because he had looked
for him to have his picture taken with Mrs.
Wallace. HA HA! Well, so much for the
Gamecocks 'rumors'. Truth has a unique
hiding place at the Gamecock (in the waste
paper basket). This is just an example of the
"fairness" of the University's student paper, In
which reality has very little relevance.
of Milatria
iolently aggressive and lenzil believes that two cards
ntrolled impulses out were found and later burned by one
Dne else, (saying) they of the patrol members. (Ho Lau,
ly evil people; wars will 65. ID No. 032346, was a farmer. So
)le, given man's basic was Ho Cam, 43, ID No. 022262.
at can one do but fight?' Huynh Van Phuc, 32, ID No. 926729,
trongly suggest that the had been in the ARVN army for six
lets view themselves months but got a medical
pawns and thus are not discharge for a bad lung. He
accountable for their worked as a turcer, probably in
bough some admitted Hue, supplying nails and knobs for
about killing. 'An evil machinery.
said one. 'It has to be All three men were born and
ther cadet uttered the raised in Xuan lloa, a hamlet.
denial of personal They were neighbors and
ity quoted in the study: relatives: lt Lau and Ito (am
i that uniform, an agent were brothers: Iluynh Van Phuc
will not walk out in the was a cousin to Ito Lau's son, Ito
ill someone. If I went to Iluu, a private with the 101st
I would not think of AIIVN Engineer Battalion. Mr.
:illing the people. If one iuc had a boat, and poled it
my sights and I pulled across the river that morning. It is
I would have no moral easy to imagine that he offered a
about it, because I was lift to his neighbors. lt ('am and
by the Government.' ll [au, to the rice paddies across
eley report lists 22 the river. Mr. I'huc's mother
observations about the Mrs. io Thi ('hai, 6 11) card lost
mt types, including a during 'l'et--watched them leave:
at the cadets showed Thev crossed the river for the field
'hyper-masculine and bV a boat and as soon as they had
ly concerned with being reaed the other side of the river,
ile the resisters seemed I saw three American soldiers, one
ly masculine' and less black, two white, who stepped
with showing off their lown then took my son and the
One of the report's ohrtot h ie ak le
is that the draft- (i he eetknaa. r
ubjects looked beyond[a'wie i-.lanlhia,6.
and maintained 'a INo 3;,rnebrstahr
uine interest in the hsadwr iensu n
idition' than the cadets. ht hrswe hylf h
-t sounds almost un-hosthtmrig (ween
lly pro-resister until you orwyt h e'lad o
ring to young men all hretn.We ecos' le
untry and realize that it Xinlo rde eswfi,
ir pro- and anti-draft .nIias lie ht n n
'ith amazing fidelity.'"bak h aet sadsi
y (LOOK August 12, siehtgt si nls.Bt
umeron l)evine was the Tetremnwr ae wyb
and about 200) meters lre ae ecm oorrc
's PPR~l, he spotted two rdvt avs ieadwie
ittle girl and boy. Arbo othtremn.Iwsvr
he patrol to stop, and gg aotmhsbnaddi
e to check it out. 'I ~ nwwee ehdlet ae
am and went up there, o o olo o iu'Abgs
ruem and turned aroundtldleieolevth ne'
id three men on the trailaln.anthMm'nptrlok
had, stopped and were (i liic 'etuuus indw
.')evine thought the(14tritotewa'gtendnt
ian looked 25, the oldest., ltoipto ae aie a
placed the ages of theupsotn, ouhol'tav
een '22 and 28'. They allbrghth'uihee..'lh'e
clothes on. the oldlest stagodade,'-)shgan
Len shirt, and two had btig(i he'Eln
ts. 'They carriedI no ''hme sto,bwn tei
ndl made no attempt to hasu n on hi ad
nine patrol membersclse infotfthm Oe
ing two pink lI) cardls Mrn tre hkn i
.lielknap said he spoke nms:Ahgs rbe h
Vietnamese. 'I asked ods a vtecla ihbt
leir II) cards, and they hnsa( hvdhmt h
did nt hae thm.' r ound Sane fotr bure', by)ne