Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ripped off TO THE EDITOR: Charcoal Grill ripped off from Marshmallow Roast in front of Undergraduate Library - Sometime Sunday. Please return to Carolina Wekend Committee of University Union. NO questions asked. If we have to pay for a grill, we can't prog ram weekend happenings later in the year. UNION WEEKEND COMMITTEE Soccer Action TO THE EDITOR: I am a student that has lost inter est in football, not only here at Carolina, but football in general. For me, football is too slow and pre dictable. This happenstance made it difficult for me to release my pent up frustrations that occur in nor mal, every day life. Then my apart ment mate came to the rescue and has saved me from the dulldrums of nothingness on Saturday. He is a soccer player witn our USC soccer club and the saving grace is soccer. There is not a dull moment in the game, as play is rarely stopped. But I I ALL THE FRI I OPEN: Monday - Frida: And Saturda; Goo C AES...Nv891/Gol OPN gMnays@ da &.C.M.. .NmvetinGre Voice that isn't all; I don't know much about the game other than the non use of the hands. Soccer is so fast and unpredictable that my minimal knowledge didn't affect my enjoy ment of the game. The outcome of the USC vs Columbia Bible College played Saturday, October 14, on field A was a closely played contest with CBC the 3 to 2 winner on a penalty kick with 45 seconds left. Who is Colum bia Bible College (don't laugh)? It's a small school located just past I-20 on S.C. 215 with an enrollment of just over 500. Their soccer program consists of competition between the classes and two games where they send their all-stars over to USC along with at least 300 of their stu dent body. USC coughed up about 50 or 75 fans. At any rate, the game has some thing for everyone: for those who want a healthy player of spectator outlet-try soccer; for those who want a change of pace from the foot ball blahs-soccer may be the answer; for those who want to be cool or show off their magnificently clad bodies-wear your best or worst to the soccer games; for those avid supporters of the greatest head cheerleader in USC history-come shout your lungs out at the soccer games; and if you're a penniless sports fan, like me-the soccer vIUST BRING THIS COUPON SPECIAL ! AT THE CIRCLE 1111 GREEN STREET (Behind S.C. Bookstore) ED CHICKEN OU CAN EAT ! y,7a.m.-9p.m. y, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. MUST BRING THIS COUPON d Thru Monday, November 13 nSpur/6-IL/$l/2Wins room/7 - l/$1l/2&2Wins ameroomn/7- ll/$ 1/2W ins enSpur/6-Ill/2Wins arLane s/2-6/5 59game 9tota l/5&5W ins House/Be foreNov4l eat ion8 Wd' s7pom/rm205 of the peo games are free. Everyone check the soccer schedule and come check out the action. You won't be disappointed. STEVEN D. MILLHAM To the editor: how about getting 3n the ball and reporting the soccer games. Play facing TO THE EDITOR: Just how good is the University of South Carolina Marching Gamecock Band? Alas, if they never play facing us students, how are we to tell? GARY FIELDS Bleeding TO THE EDITOR: I live in America, in the city of San Clemente, Calif. My name is Edward Richards (Reinharc) and I am a housepainter and maintenance man by occupation. I immigrated to this country in 1966 from the Soviet Ukraine, City of Mukachevo and am now a citizen of the United States of America. I was hoping and believing that sooner or later I would be able to I $ so (With This Coupon) I th zW zm o < I QI -en ...e CI media, television stations, etc. to give a wide publicity to my case; begging Church and charitable organizations, schools, young and old people with a heart, to please write in any language, to Mr. Breshnev and Mr. Kosigyn, asking them to release MICHAEL and EDITA REINHARC who live at 41 MIRA, MUKACHEVO, in the Soviet Ukraine. Please address your letters to: Mr. Breshnev and or Mr. Kosygin, Krasnaja Plossad N2, Moscow, Russia, USSR Your assistance in this endeavor will deserve the eternal thanks of a worrying father, and two very hopeful children. EDWARD RICHARDS (REINHARC) Face reality TO THE EDITOR: When I read "Abortion Is a Per sonal Thing" I was struck by two things, the personal agony of a heart-sick girl who needs help and the attitude of a college editor whose simplistic explanation offers little real comfort or help. One who does not know the "Bible kind of God" should not attempt to drag Him into their debates yet in spite of His recognition there are some practical facts that intelligent college students surely know. Illicit sexual intercouse often results in the conception of a life and the resultant problems including the sustenance or destruction of that life. Can anyone take away the right of life from another for purely self ish reasons? These should be pon dered before we embark on our own personal fling. You would, I assume, profess to believe in the rights of all regard less of race, color, or creed. Does it really make a difference if that person is a helpless unborn or an inmate at Attica? Debunk the moralist all you wish but have some consistency in human value. While accusing some of being out of touch with reality do not overlook some reality that must be faced. In fact there is even a deeper reality than simply believing in God. There is the reality of personally knowing Him who values all persons. God can be known personally through Jesus Christ. Yes, this is foolish ness to some but His love, His for giveness, His inward cleansing are tremendous healing and comfort to the aching heart of a girl or the cyni cal attitude of a college editor. It would certainly be worth a first hand experiment. WILLIAM R. FRENCH v Lif or Christ t12, 8:00 p.m., Nov. 9 uese in high school and gether for fellowship, arsity people. ormation: an Fellowship ix 16255, olumbia >e reunited with my family. Start ng in 1967, I kept sending kffidavits of Support to my family, )ut the Soviet authorities have con iistently refused to let my children eave Russia. The children's mother got remar 'ied and wrote a letter to me in alifornia, telling me that she is ,ery sick and can't take care of the :hildren anymore, asking me to do everything in my power to have the :hildren join me so I could take care )f them. This happened in 1969. I immediately took action, again, )ut this time I fowarded the stan lard immigration documents. The hildren presented them to the roper Soviet authorities, and they were told that they will not receive heir exit visa and that their father would never receive an entry visa nto Russia. In other words, we would never see each other again! Ever since, the children are begg ng me, their father, to do something n order to enable them to come to he United States. The American authorities issued VITHIN 6 HOURS the necessary mtry visa and the Soviet authorities save refused for the past 6 years :o issue an exit visa! Since I have no other means at ny disposal, I am hereby bringing ny case to the attention of the WORLD, asking, begging the news LOOKW T $89.50 WILL BUY 1/4 ct. solitaire A dazzling diamond, priced to please Youn Youth F Russell House, Rm. If you were in one of ti would like to come to, come join inter-i For more inl Inter-Varsity Christi Reece White, P.O. B(