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4 mkBSBSkIs f*/>/ictri I rl/%^ must be co Americans have always U inherent aesthetic value of coast, mountain, forest, and \M\iU in iU o r\0 C*f 1 A lmn rlrki f TTlVftlAII tl IV/ puoi XV/ J vaio, UU V South Carolina's natural er regard for the consequence: In December 1974 a dev dunes along at least a mile Biologists say homeowners storm ever appears. At the south end of Pawle> been built on a "recurved s{ structure, according to Dr Department of Biology. A developer at Cherry Grc and filling coastal marsh fo The entire beach front dev faultv because it is built on t.l prevents sand from being de] Dean said. The desire for tidelands Carolinians is closely relatec toward our natural resoun began our system of i objection voiced concerne( property, another priority foi set aside for everybody had TTius, the issue of public welf individual became importani Each situation like this mu Tidelands legislation em Without legislation restri individuals have built and \ where your favorite beach or developer may level all the the beach and others' prope of this land and its wildlife any private plans. The General Assembly h< ic*ciin fnt? A * IOOUV iui jr^aio. nctwi Ulllg I' now being developed has b< really powerless. But that \i need for strong tidelands lc But apparently not every itself. Gov. James B. Edws mittee studying the bill, si council might become a "m obstructing the rights of pr< sons whose land has been ti colonial times) or whose tit ehnillH hp PVPmntoH frr?m n ik/?JV?MVS w AAVSJ ft* This issue is bigger th; property owner. If tidelan trolled, this irreplaceable k every South Carolinian, will we and our children would s e velooment I ntrolled iken pride in the beauty and our land, particularly the swamp of the United States, elopers have abused some of ivironment with little or no s of their actions. eloper had bulldozers level strip on the Isle of Palms, will be in trouble if a big r's Island a development has )it," a temporary geological . John Mark Dean of the >ve beach has been dredging r years, according to Dean. elopment at Myrtle Beach is he front dunes and a seawall posited as it would normally, legislation by many South I to the American philosophy res. Since Teddy Roosevelt 1 if inn 11 r\n vlrr uuuiiQi pai no, liiic mam i the principle of private r many Americans. The land to be taken from somebody, are versus the welfare of the t. There is no simple answer. st De considered separately, bodies this very issue. icting coastal development, vill continue building a hotel ice was, or a bulldozer-happy i dunes necessary to protect rty. The beauty and scarcity should take preference over is been confronted with this o Dean, the compromise bill een watered down until it is > another issue entirely. The jgislation remains, one agrees on the principle irds, a member of the com rid recently any regulatory lonster in people's lives" by )perty owners. He says periled by King's grants (from le is more than 50 years old ontrol. an Edwards or any other d development is not conind, which should belong to be lost forever. And the loss uffer could not be remedied. f The ' I AftHiAMWik I KJ | P . I 1 ] ak IM i r\ N ! J ci " , tf?? p VOL, S/4. T'/v ? /vorkv/ef/fj: a ivjwrTt>/wr a jWA 0?7l^iTS... fwa &/?&??>Vfo/A/ J sms f&A ff&re /} /97* gw^ajXTx/r 2.3-5 A"TH 4U . /? rtsrvrfofs? os" 70/'ar gu?jf>00^ se^r 6MJS&W /JA/&C ssM/Mfes' Mtfrtb/eagf, f/,oco /? /XO/VTtf S/&1/0/A&--jaaxccJ"<teX? ^>o ' JSC book need com The Book Buy-Hack prograi >i business administration stu< dternative should be revie bookstore Advisory CommitU compromise between the Cam >igma Kpsilon members is n< The business fraternity wai Back program to give then experience of running a busin he business from the Campus \s a USC entity, the Bookstore priority, but why cheat the experience? There is another problem. If Dookstore for students, it will as it will be in direct com] Bookstore. The funds presently gained f bookstore are used for non-ath tems as band uniforms. This >ody. Pi Sigma Epsilon members cholarship programs for busi rofits of the Book Buy-Back mits the number of people el nd does not leave room for pu s band unitorms, etc. Since both parties are assoc i compromise can be reached o the students and still retur sity. Why not let the fraternity i Campus ^Bookstore used boo course r mis would keep the i whole and would provide the experience they desire. If the problems advice could be ob management as would be the c This would provide a fine o] .0 set-up and run their own buj md experience are in one pa -est of the USC student body I >ook sales go toward Droiec whole. The idea of taking the Bookstore and giving the profi s a bit selfish. This compror concerned. Perhaps the advisory comm possibility of such an agreeme is made. Frank DeLoache Kerry Northrup Lynn Bumgardner George Morris Tommy Fowler. Johnny Drumming* Chuck Cromer Kip Blevin Susan Paquet Peter LaHatfe* Ceclle Holmes Billy Baker Mi(V?v Trimarchi .*/.! ? 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