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Hamburger No entries yet WOMEN OF CAROLINA! hin'tg hig sch The gauntlet has been tossed and leader, Ji yet no one has thrust it back! those thi For all of you who thought I was to get ba kdigaotteSweepstakes, I Now yc was not. As I stated in my campaign wou l it for the Presidency of the Student wouldrj" Body last year, "Of course I'm ser- eter ous about this! About as serious as ,u Fearer laws Iamevrere! As you probably recal, I threw the kinky tal election last year because, to say might likt Student Government is powerless is number about like saying rape is inconsider- have wrt ate. So ent But this year, I am holding my Object o: own election. To enter the Be A Sex ual Object Sweepstakes, you need Send yoi only a picture of your self (full to: figure) and to be a female. BeASe, Uniehomecoming queen, you % BobC do not need the backing of some Gamec organization, just a Brownie Camwu Instamatic. apus Voice of the peo Boy as yar"f othser how "erelvat th er.t TO THE EDITOR: et Te e As ouproaby out, tohw the student ofU a:C First of all I would like to con-sevsththyarsiltelads gratulate David Spinazzolo and the heeantathysilgvehetu other members of the U.S.C. Stu- snt boy mig. dent Government who are behind p g ir nt e him on some of the shadiest, two-bit GenSre su,t h rbe manipulative politics this school of th admra "g v wru has ever seen. You guys really out-t did,yourselves this time.thVina Wr(helfes Second, I would like to subhit my r m t own opinion of what that "demon- th e stration" of Wednesday, October 11,gontovelksmerhrobi was all about. ou "red rg i thi ton Recently, Student Government ThGreStetis,intel elections were held on campus and sf u e returned results which showed con- btwe ti ikdt h oiia clusively that the students couldn'tamionadegsfcrtn care less who gets elected to those stuen "offices ." This, of course, was ad tremendous blow to the ego of stu-in e dent government, sitting in their dne,s ilsml on u newly decorated offices with ta tdn oenetssde notingbetertodo hatelach ''otve to n''relent toeyfollow (sniff) it ever make you mad in ool that the head cheer ianitz Belcher, always won ngs? Now's your chance ck. u may be saying "Bob, I'm hat great looking and it st be a waste of time to ot. Since I am the sole erything depends on my tes, right? Who knows, I e snoods, bobby sox or any f tacky things you might ng with yout r today and be Ms. Sexual 1972. r name address and photo :ual Object Sweepstakes raft 'A" )Ie rather closely (in fact, conspicu ously so) on the heels of their recent "vote of no-confidence." ' As far as the Administration's ''giving students the run-around,"~ I think that Student Government has got one hell of a lot of nerve accus ing anyone of giving students the run-around. Over the years, they have taken what was merely a pas-t ttime on the administration's part, and have proceeded to develop It into a veritable art form. In fact, this entire charade provides ample A proof that Student Government wouldn't know a straight answer if it walked up and hit them with a board.s From now on, when you clowns organize an "ego trip," I would sug gest that you be a little less obvious about It. This sort of claptrap is really bad for the image, you know. 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