The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 12, 1976, Page Page 14, Image 14
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spe
By John Rive
Chairman SG
The SGA Sj
letters in Th
Marshal Ngi
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uunng me qt
questions. T
should answe
the misleadir
During the
at one of the a
question. Th
Vietnamese p
America's ec
continuing, th
ask the que5
declamation f
a hard time tr
mipht sfpn ha
o "I"
with their que
his question.
But ?ven t
nounced he w?
from some
consuming sti
were applaud
down. At this
questioner se<
warrant some
seconds, appa
elements of a
microphone, tl
be heard, whic
immediately t
in its entirety <
direct and len
Several othe
only was the q
other audience
shout down the
Also, no one v
because he insi
No one is awar
Bureau insists
f rt m/\ nliaiA.
nicy <J1 C ctiwa)
few are aware
large goup of \
ternoon questic
but I know th<
session durinj
In retrospeci
correct. A pu
individual to ta
students of this
system for sue
speaker's view;
The Speaker!
available to th
presentations,
will continue to
all students, ar
like to hear, ai
Let!
Theatre
To the Editor:
How can a
continuous enr
20,000 studenl
theater that ha
the third time 1
been turned av
Russell House
Something is
here. Addition
House is now i
already outdc
center is a pli
tivities, yet th
theater of amp
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lirman de
aker's du
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A Speaker's Bureau
jeakers Bureau has been the subject i
ie (iamecock concerning the Janu;
iveil Cao Kv. In narlinilnr nn
., ? "* 1,1
iestion and answer period has drawi
he incident is hereinafter related full
r any remaining questions about the
ig assertions that have been printec
question and answer period, a young
udience microphories, was recognize*
le young man began by declaring 1
teople" and then launching into a pri
onomic interest in the Vietnam Wi
ough apparently not leading to a ques
>tioner to ask a question rather i
rom the audience. He responded that
'Vint* to dwiHp hnu/ In Qclf" Wif 4;
^ ...0 ?? i\/ uon IlO IjUCMl
ck to ponder (he matter, thus allowi
stions. However, he assured me he u
hen, noquestion was forthcoming, a:
inted to "set the tone" of his rema
printed material he prod
11 more time, began drawing audiei
ing his views, whilo nfh#?rc
?, u-v.ivi jvv-i v-u a
; point, I felt the orderly questioning
?nied resigned to ignore, was suffic
i action. Turning the microphone
rently conveyed the message I had
i question began to come from thi
tie audience quieted down enough to j
h I doubt would have been possibl
lirnpH fHn minrnriVi""" rT"
? ..^v. vnx< niiviupiiuiic uii dgctui. inc
aver the microphone, to which Marsh
gthy response of the evening,
r facts that have not been printed dej
uestioner's microphone briefly turner
; microphone into which an older gen
i questioner and prevent his remark*
yas aware that Ky was late for his
isted to me that he be given more tim
e that, when contracting with the spe
that they take questions from the a
rs extremely agreeable to. And, reg
that the Speakers Bureau members
graduate students and professors du
m ami answer session. I have no idea
it he was there because I had requ
our contractual negotiations with
t, I believe my decision concerning t
blic question period should not beco
ike advantage or to expound his pers
; univorsitv chAnM v->^ *? f:
? -- + j umuuiu uui navt" lu IlllclCt
h a monologue, whether it be in sup
3, leading to a shouting match.
5 Bureau is proud that the SGA can rr
e campus and community, free of
group seminars and question and ai
doeverything we can to make the sp
id we solicit their suggestions for s|
nd question, in the future.
fers
* QPntinn
V w v> II I ' V V/ I C d I I
nor is one pi
University with a planning, the
ollment in excess of have more mc
ts have a movie the afternoon i
s only 150 seats? For at night, two
his semester I have and one at mi<
/ay from a movie at people. After
because it was full, been impler
obviously wrong project is to ge
No. 3 to the Russell the theater. S
n nrnowc * " -1?? 1 * 1
.. |/.u(,ivod uiiu 11 ia uuiit* aim i nop
ited. The student to some type <
ace for student ac- Eric J. Shenu
ere is not a movie
le size here at USC,
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fends
reau
recently of several
jry 22 appearance of
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V.IUCM1 nicti utxurrea
i some criticism and
ly and factually, and
incident, and correct
1.
gentleman, standing
1 by Marshal Ky for a
<y a "traitor to the
olonged discourse on
?r. This monologue
tion, prompted me to
than continuing his
hehad been "having
* ?- -
uii, ho i suggested he
ng others to proceed
/as then ready to ask
s the questioner anrks
by Veading
luced. This reading,
nee reaction. Some
nd demanded he sat
[ process, which the
Mently disrupted to
off, for a matter of
hoped it would. The
e gentleman at the
allow his question to
e otherwise, and we
question was asked
lal Ky gave his most
serve aiieniion. Not
d off, but so was the
tlemanwas trying to
> from being heard,
dinner reservation
e to take questions,
rakers, the Speakers
udience, something
arding the Ky visit,
left Ky alone with a
ring most of an aflllU
n i U _ i _ i
wiidi iit was asKea,
ested the afternoon
Ky.
he microphone was
me a forum for an
onal views, and the
J the public address
>portofor against a
?ake these speakers
charge, for lecture
nswer periods. We
iP^lrprc awailoKIn
u M v uiiauic IU
Deakers they would
n/^'f M
ivU V C7
anned. Due to poor
only solution is to
vie showings, one in
for people who work
during the evening,
Jnight for us normal
these ideas have
nented, the next
t some ventilation in
omethine should ho (
e this letter will lead <
of positive action.. *
veil (
t
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. HE SAYS HE w,
> 15,000 TO FUN'O
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Monitors neede
to deter cheatin
To the Editor:
Now that another sprir
semester is well underway, there
nnp f ant fl-io* I u?..~ 1
??vi uuu i net vc iearn(
perhaps better than any other: tl
incredible amount of cheating th
occurs in college!
I doubt this is a phenomen<
characteristic of USC alone, b
my experience is limited to what
have seen here , and it really
incredible. Not only do studen
rhpat on fpctc anH avomc
v.. vxuvu U11U I.AU1IIO, UUl 11
done so openly and free of guilt th
it appears to be an acceptable w?
of passing courses. Of course, v
all know that those students ai
only cheating themselves out
knowledge, but somehow th;
doesn't compensate for the fa
that they get the same grade f<
doing nothing that others get f<
long, hard studying.
Aside from the question (
conscience is the more puzzlin
question of how they continuousl
*et away with it. The answer is, c
!ourse, lack of supervision durin;
esting. I admire the trus
>rofessors have in students' honor
mt obviously this trust is abusei
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t\ NEW
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rs HEMP AND COWBOS'
^ 6*LOOP 'I BOB
ALEXflNDEI
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fj by the students and used to their
u own advantage-cheating. All ot "
^ this may sound prudish to some, C(
y but to others-particularlv no- sc
cheaters--this practice is an unfair, cc
immature activity that occurs in P<
almost every classroom on lh;s yc
\g campus and deserves serious jn
is attention. 'tl
"d Maria Malless
ie i2?) S. Pickens St. co
at Columbia, SC 29205 r?
on
)n ^
ut Gamecock needs w<
is closer editing
ts "To Whom It May Concern:" thi
I address my letter in this J1"
manner because I seriously doubt
Z the existence of any editor on the no
70 TP1
staff of this newspaper. While
r glancing through the Feb. 9. l?7fi au
UJ issue, I was stunned by the poor
a: grammar and spelling that some
'editor' allowed printed. - In S01
3r reading about Maiisa Berenson "
3r (Irvin. BA BBY I.YNDON. p.6>. wl1
if does me no good to know Je
jJ' ^ -fmnmiimnwMt ! nwj
Frank DeLoa
J Editor
&& Kerry J. Northrup
News Editor
** George Morris
Sports Editor
Inhnnv/
uiiiMiuiyj
Photo Editor
Cecile Holmes
Asst. News Editor
Billy Maker
Asst Sports Editor
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rial "Visually, however, she
)mes across ultimately." The
;ntence makes no sense, even in
mtext. It also irked me to see a
?rson trying to widen his
>cabulary, but spelling the words
correctly (i.e., 'thesbian' for
hespian' in Mansfield, Miss
pardon, p.8). I'm not sure if it is
rrect reviewing stvle to usp thv
yal 'we' as does Mansfield, I
ly know that whatever "The only
terest for us through the play"
is, 'we' did not see the play and
e' did not write the review.
I would like to clarify the fact
at, though I think the grammar
d use of the English language in
sse articles was atrocious. I am
t criticizing the content of these
views which are. naturally, the
thors'opinions. I urge you to use
npler, clearer, and more correct
iglish in the Gamecock, for what
od is writing for the public
the public cannot understand
lat is being said?
an L. (
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