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To the Editor:
Each year about this time the
Special Olympics is held. On April
8 at the Weems Baskin Track
approximately 500 kids from
Babcock Center, Midlands Tech
and other special education school^
across the state of South Carolina
will compete in what promises to
be the largest event in South
Carolina history.
There will be volunteers from
USC's Greek system, University
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American Society and the ROTC
units to name a few. The volunteer
recruitment is being handled by
the Voluntary Action Council under
the supervision of John Elkins and
friends.
The Olympics begin at19:30 with
an awaras ceremony, parade and
opening speech by Governor
James B. Edwards. The events will
begin immediately afterwards.
Also, Chi Psi and Sigma Nu
fraternities will sponsor volleyball
and kickball clinics.
"It's a newspaper':
duty to print the
news and raise
hell."
?Wilbur F. Storey
Chicago Times,
1851
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encouraged to attend. Act'
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damn. For anyone but a Gable Wash
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ually, Dear Bergman fans or
interested persons,
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3 Flute" you saw this past
at a local theatre was NOT
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f, you were deprived of a
t foot of screen at the top. Did
m to you that the faces were
cut in half and the headless
s were just a bit too
listic? It wasn't Bergman's
technique, it was simply a
ir of gross negligence on the
of the theatre management.
>aw the intended form in ,
ington, D.C. when it was first
sed, and felt extremely un
or table seeing it again, until I
led exactly what was going
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who knows Bergman knows that
this use of facial expressions is
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