Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Deal due By Russell D. Truli He seeks to Dro freedom at the sai Government, poli< victims. He cond tisocial movemenl be an urban guet nationalist, an int< any of a number < labelled a terroris On September AffntiinVi'c r^liTwiniz' muiiiv.ii o wijfinjpiv. Building 31, the qu hour ordeal follow Israelis and a Mu Arab terrorist gr friendly internatic nrosceninm for nr Twenty-eight m< 10 sticks of dynami New York City, k jured. The Armec FALN, immediate was to serve a pr In August of t\ destined to die in L bombing that left 3! encore, three daj murdered and 74 ot New York's LaGu Terrorism is a n< major internationa reports indicate 1 reported incidents bombings, ambush 1971 through 1974. A person who ki especially one wh< bomb or explosive actually is--a mur< Opponents of cap guarantee against as nnp nf thp Hrau/l Vf* viav/ V?* M ff ? of retribution for indicate the "crue suffered by today person, in today's because of an insan he is forced to live i the hands of terr< when he is forcec political activist, system", he would it, or any person ex Capital punishm volving terrorists. Weather Undergro given a carte blan democracy. Letter Yearbook s innovative To the Editor: In reply to the aut "Yearbook vs. Orga article, I feel that Grec to deletion of group organizations is unwar only people who are leresiea in owni photographs are the themselves. The Gree only organizations whi oppose the Garnet and ] policy, or at least they ? ones with a loud enough heard. They have the to purchase their own < so why don't they? The \h per terroi lick ve society cannot proi ne time by wreaking 1 :e officers. "thp svstpi 7 ^ [ones his compassion t as a solution to sociel ilia, a Klansman, a elligence man trained rf other persons. He h , 6, 1972 a typical qi : Village was shattere arters for Israel's Olv] wed, culminating in nich policeman. Blaci oup, had used peact rnal sports competitio )litical terrorism. Dhths later a bomb bl; ite, rocked historic Fn illing four persons ar 1 Forces of Puerto R ly claimed responsibili elude for other terr lat year, three othei as Angeles Internatio ?> other persons injurec r$ after Christmas 1 hers injured in a term i: - A : A diuici /\irpon. Dnsensical problem th tl peril during the pas terrorists were resp in the United States es, and other shooting ills, despite ostensibly > premeditates murd< device, must be con: ierer-- and treated < lital punishment cite tl . . cruel and unusi jacks to using this me murder. Recurring t 1 and unusual punish 's law-abiding taxpa society, who faces c ekiller'sdeeds. Jeopai ? f r 1 i u leai 01 losing nis pro 3rism. Double jeopar \ to pay for the inc who is so sick with employ any means at isting within its free st ent must be reinstate Without this measi nnrl ori^ r.nU..?? u?u, unu wmci auuvu che in their quest to W 9 9 9 9 . * of action sh( tyle photographer; creative. Th Greeks coul oppose this is exposed as n which I don't hor of the the term "50< nizations" copy writer ik objection Black, and I pictures of much work i ranted. The production. I really in- volved studer ing such your "diary. members If you ch< :ks are the year's publi ch seem to come you w Black's new cheated your are the only of a truly inn* ? voice to be You could, opportunity returning to composites, its "picture I substitution laity rists i H I tect itself and its violence upon the 1 11", and innocent | i for violent an- | :v's ills. He could H ~ blatant minority in explosives, or las been fittingly jiet morning in d by gunshots in npic Team. A 24the death of 11 k September, an j iful grounds for m to construct a act prinivalonf tn MlL/V VVjVtl T UAVlll tw iunces Tavern in id leaving 53 inican Liberation, ity. This incident orist bombings, r persons were nal Airnnrf if? n 11W1 i. Ill JJU1 t) 111 U I. Then came the j 1 persons were inal explosion in at has become a ) t decade. F.B.I. onsihlp fnr r -bombings, fire s of police--from / lofty motives, Br and plants a sidered what he accordingly. r hie constitutional lal punishment" lasure as a form m C errorist attacks ment" is really yer. He is the T0j ^ iouble jeopardy redl^ rdy occurs when aiiotti inprtv anH lifo of \,j MliU 111V/ UI 3 LUUC dy then occurs referr arceration of a n,ties hate for 4'the I c hand to destroy bud8 ructure. aute ? ? .to be id for cases in- limit jre FALN, the- make sive groups are bury American your talkii foldo neve ots gives the staff's s a cnance to be more UI'U 1 ic only reason the admi d possibly have to fear that they will be An on-active on campus, whicl believe is true. As to to tr ) page diary," I am a colle* for the Garnet and belon can substantiate that mem s involved in such a f you are a truly in- Pai it, mis annual will be and t say )ose to boycott this comj: cation, in years to body ill realize you have desei self out of ownership are r ovative literary work. mem however, opt for on foi your high school and & Bi book." Univi Lauralee Barrett and | u The Gamecock !B should give ha un >re sDoce no " i ac e Editor: i ish to protest your plans to se< e the number of pages of rel rnent in your yearbook for thi nt organizations. I am syj ing particularly to frater- int and sororities. coi for an certainly understand the ne, et crunch and costs of printing rial. Space for everything has reduced. However, there is a f01 to the abuse that you can stt j in your annual. sjt ll h a trn oil -? - ? L km iiu vv anuvvcu tUU II1UCI1 e for useless material to fill annual. Among the items I am ac ng about are your tasteless sti uts, concerts that most people rif r see, articles on news stories never affected the University, f larpooning personalities in the inistration. annual is a sentimental thing i graduates will always want easure from their years in ;e. The organizations one gs to are a vital part of those f\rioc rticipation in organizations he Greek System is high. You that membership is low >ared to the rest of the student , and these organizations don't ve as much coverage. You naking a mistake there. The hers are the ones you depend T r student government, Garnet p lack Staff, The Gamecock, Cl ersity Union, Carolina Cares, " professional societies. xgRggSffgsgsssg^ \ <' r ~ ' rhe Greek System has alwt d an active involvement in I iversity system. Size alone d< t make a good perception. 1 tivity is the. merit to judge. \nother aspect which I hate i is this so-called trend of evance in printing. Only pr ngs which are relevant to stem, and not the brighter nru nrocfinrf oorvnrtir. J - v> (.oiiiig uojjttio. I ICdbt" UO itinue to let this blind your pla the annual. You should wspapers, radio, television, a tgazines worry about the stal the world. Your publication * the students, about t luems, ana will oe used idents. I hope that you will take t Ivice and increase space for iident organizations. You co ?k a loss of revenue if you doi John Stringfell GAMI Fn Kerry J. Northrup News Editor George Morris Sports Editor Johnny Drummings Photo Editor Cecile Holmes Asst News Editor Billy Baker Asst. Sports Editor HE GAMECOCK welcomes letters Iro ubject and a maximum of 300 words. 1 seucionyms or other aliases will not be i umstances warrent. To assist us in ver tailing adress and a telephone number \ di1 all letters, not for content, but to me irawer A, USC, Columbia, SC J?20B. I /lif.d4 VISA z Office st >es he discrimin to To the Editor: a I was sorry Tr int her article, "Cam a solve problems" ii ?rp issii<? nf Iho Hor n't include the Univer ins Action Office, let This office has nd investigate compk tus who feels he or is discriminated aga he race, color, reli by origin, physical c age. Lie < Tho A of i?r/^ mo * xiuii iiiuiivi: all in room 210 in uld Building. n't. low Affirniath 2GOC ml nnl Jim i/cUUtlLlll' Editor Tommy Ft Editorial Pacj l.ynn Bumq Managing Chock Cr< Entertainnifi Mickey Trii Production S? Mar k Bo Staff Ar m readers. Letters should be They must be signed with the v uses, but the writer's name will ifying the identity of writers, t where you can be reached. We i et our space limitations. Adress I r J n J udies nation icia Wharton in pus groups help l the February 9 necock did not sity Affirmative the authority to lints anyone has she has been linst because of igion, national Usability, sex or Action Officer is i the Osborne Anna S. Durham /c Action Officer :k ? le Editor ardner Editor >mer it Editor marchi jpervisor I ton tist j limited to a single writer's true name. I be withheld if clr>lease include your -eserve the right to >: Campus Opinion, J