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HnHWHHi opinion Need mo your Cle By Bill Outlaw Ticket scalping is big USC-Clemson game roll line at this annual rival] ticket and the going prii lines is about $25. Poor only scalp theirs for al Students that never ? be seen picking up their l * ?vn *i a l a marKet. wnue tnese sti their tickets and do wit remains that some U football fans are deprn Clemson games. They and if they missed out < asked to pay the scalpw students just can't affo that scalpers who are rc out, but the fact remain Many students abu plimentary tickets the} rpcpivp four rnmnlimp r many of them are seal Football players are not members of The Game student tickets and are per ticket. The scalping disease USC campus. Sever Hnvprnmpnt Accnr?iatir VM v V va * ?*? v/iiv 4 AUtJVVlUVlVJ Although this writer do< would be a safe bet tha in the practice. Local businesses als Many of these business and sell them to cus students, particularly f owner of a local steak h< Qa lirhol irtonir /\f uvj ??nuv, iiian^ ui Jf'UU the "right" to do with There is a law on the t these tickets for more price. This is the type officers politely turn t goes on. (That is when aren't selling confisc Many people scalping scale, taking their own cost. While I am not c< they are not depriving < tickets at regular pric The real culprits in are the ones that collec and then scalp them. H cost of football games u just outside the footb; tickets coming out of th these people were fin< tickets turned over to th ^11 nAwrmn?w?rm? in ir-n-nr-i i BILL bill outlaw. MlHriil Fiji Mtor ?ney? Sc mson tic] ' Klicinocc ncnonio 11 \T > MUOl&IV/OO y Is around. Seats on th ry often go for as muc ce for seats on the 10 I ole end zone ticket he bout $10 or $15. ittend USC football g Clemson tickets to Lidents have the right h them as they please SC students who ar /ed of their tickets to paid their activities on the ticket pickup, srs rate for the ticke ird $15 to $50 a ticket wading this are crying s it just is not fair. ise ineir privileges j receive. All footba intary tickets per pi; Iping them at the goi ' thp nnl v nnpc rlnincr tl j vy \yiiAj \/vaviia^ v? cock staff have picke selling them above tl has spread to all an *al members of the >n (SGA) are scalping *s not know of any per t faculty members al o "auction" off their >es have bought seas tomers and some e ootbail players sell tf 3use is known to do thi are saying. People sh their tickets as the} >ooks that prohibits tl i than $1 above the 5 of law that law enf heir heads while the these law enforceme ated drugs). I tickets do so only oi tickets and selling th )ndoning this practice 11 + A% Diners ot tneir cnance es. the ticket scalping t 10, 15, and 20 or mo rhese are the ones th; p and most of them c< all stadium on Satui eir ears. I think it's a for this practice le44real" Carolina fooi P IIMWllH I IfcXLXX PRATT. EdtUr B Mai 511 | kets when the ^ ic 50-yard * :h as $50 a - \"I to 40-yard >lders can ames can ?put on the ?\"* to pick up the fact e uuc w&m . the USC- WL fees, too, they are A ts. Many jf& I know MuL their eyes Bf for com- j 11 players *r\ ayer, and gpj ing rate. lis. Some I?? d up their _ he $? cost Kenn ^as to the i Student IS JUS I I tickets. ** sonally, it so engage Ry PATRICK l With a presic curner, me nai tickets. didates, and the on tickets mentioned. Wh iven help certainly des lem. One discussion mus s. The America! ould have Richard Nixon / nlpa?^ firmly that ev< tie sale of Hercules would ^,ir. _ somehow betwe purchase an(j chappaqui orcement canyon that ' practice tempt to jump. ?nt people During the p politician after n a minor restore confidc am onAira n v"u uuuyt opinion pons s 5, at least their elected of i to obtain Those who con the liberal con business sistently remin< re tickets the final N?x< at run the speeches and si in be seen President wer day with microscopes of ibout time After all this < and their leaders to be n tball fans. Massachusetts Edward Kenne United States J** after Chappaqi gUjr jumble of er a 9 % exhaustion, nai was a shame Kennedy was urgency in s< authorities. ill grant. How can th waging Editor magazines rec Mitchell, Halde but forget the __Markham,Fari BHMBHBMnBmnHMBHHl LcWp^^t^p J 3* edy's Chap> f It L/i ]\J-a /** v I?nr i 'IZELLA lential election just around the mes of many prospective cani name Edward Kennedy is still icther he runs or not, Kennedy erves discussion and that t include Chappaquiddick. i press has welded the names of and Watergate together so in a crowbar in the hands of I fail to separate the two. But ?n the names Edward Kennedy iddick there has developed a _ _ i ir ? i * i a - /ei ivnievei wouia not evenatast two years we have heard politician repeat the need to snce in government. Public >how that Americans distrust ficials at an astonishing rate, sider themselves speakers for lmunity of America haveconied us of the deceptive nature of >n-Watergate year. All the tatements made by the former e put under the left-wing McGovern, Abzug and friends. clamor for the democratic party lominated for President? That version of Mark Spitz-Sen. dy, D-Mass. This is the same ? Senator who told the nation liddick "I was overcome...by a notions-grief, fear, doubt, nic, confusion, and shock." It for Mary Jo Kopechne that not overcome by a sense of jeking to notify the proper e networks, newspapers, and :all the names Dean, Nixon, imann, and Erlichmann s well, names of Kopechne, Gargan, rar, and Kennedy? How can the paquiddic 'sWaterg, liberals of this country put a when it comes to the month ( i_ i - - ? Dinocuiars wnen viewing the Nixon administration? "He had poor advice, rigl happened. I think he got J lousy advice and then couldn the truth. He got deeper, d into it." That is not a qu Nixon regarding her husl Those are the words of Mi mother as reported in a re< magazine artirlp Thp Knn $140,000 settlement, $50,000 surance company and $90,( personally. Nonetheless wht they still support Kennedy f Kopechne replied, "I migl Wallace tomorrow." If integrity in our elected what the people want, then answer. I cannot help fee circumstances surrounding as honorable as Kennedy m friends would have sought h< is a rare occasion when agreement with the New Y< said in an editorial after emotion charged address L satisfied with his partial < gross failure of responsibili ever convinced that the ~ -J -i-i- ?? cuuiiuy, diiu siaic oiticiais have also failed in their ( investigate this because o sonality involved. Should Ted Kennedy d< presidency, then Dan Rath Bernstein, Eric Severiad, 2 must be as thorough in g related to this bizarre pnisn 1973 and 1974 with regards to American journalism will I confidence rating that the p< our elected officials. UiT M ft'H mi*i I I T*? tiO( t I \ I k ate pair of blinders on )f July 1969 and use j final years of the it from the time it jo involved in this i't back out and tell leeper, and deeper otation from Mrs. sand's downfall, iry Jo Kopechne's lent "New Times" echnes received a it. e ii ui 11 iruin me in300 from Kennedy ;n recently asked if or President, Mrs. it support George I officials is really Kennedy is not the ling that if all the this incident were aintains, one of his ?lp immediately. It I find myself in . ? 1 _ m i . At jik limes out tney the incident, "His eaves us less than explanations for a ity, and more than concerned town, ? of Massachusetts July thoroughly to f the political p'T icide to seek the er, Woodward and ind Jack Anderson athering the facts >de as they were in Watergate. If not, find itself with the 3ople now award to