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Campus Opinion, The Gamecock, Drawer A,
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By BETH HILL
Editorial Page Editor
Well, spring break is over ar
in Columbia, for anqther two n
Golden tans separate those lu<
iroof T onHorH
vcivaviuiiwu at A. vjl V JUUUUVI U
from the ones who spent sprin
filled New England. Guys and
from hours of riding in cars i
from their vacations, yawn<
classes Monday, while (jealc
returned tests taken the week
began. They watched gleefully
with memories of wonderful
sight of D's and F's.
"There will be no make-u
students who didn't take the
regular class meeting at 3:3
before vacation began," Dr. !
"That lousy jackass. I had
went home for spring
Disgruntled David.
"It's just not fair. I didn't hi
for that test. I had to go out wi
night before we were splitl
vacations!" said Party Pam.
"Damn! I told him on Thui
leaving at 6 a.m. Friday to di
my sick grandmother, who m
got there if I had to wait to
afternoon!" muttered
Connie.
"And here is a pop test on
were supposed to read for t
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smile broadens;
their seats, gro
id we're all back Susie Smart,
nonths of school. break test, laugl
:ky students who > pop quiz. She
ale or Daytona around the possi
g break in snow- every subject u
girls, exhausted ' studied for two 1
as thpv rptnrnpri T.V. Terrv si
id helplessly in desk. He can'l
his?) professors questions. Aftei
before the break Saturday and dr
as smiling faces surprise ending
trips fell at the Show.
Crazy Cecile i
ps given to any Patrick's Day
test during our Orleans. Chalk
0 on the Friday pop test!
Sly announced. But Dr. Sly c
to pack before I stay at USC an
break!" cried that were hanc
exciting lecture
ive time to study Some of You E
th my friends the think to nomins
ting up for our Award with the
Meanwhile, M
rsday that I was second how muc
rive home to see Lazy Larry ha
light die before I classes he can
take his test that And Dr. Sly
Considerate grading pop t
figuring out wl
exams, so that h
the material you graduation pla
oday." Dr. Sly's company for a
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To the Editor:
people
are so worried
about insignificant r
is nudity in a maga
more important
than an energy shor
is the Equal Rights
more important
n than rwinnlo cfnnnnr
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equality is importar
and nudity does offc
but what of murder
what of poverty and
and what happens
when we run out of
our world is overpo]
and our land is beir
for years these prok
screaming out at us
to do something
to eet involved and
j to help ourselves
I i if we could all just
and solve these ma
than the smaller or
I if we don't
we may not be aroi
k \ much longer
I than no one will ha
) | Robin A. Simmons
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as 100 glaring students slump in
aning.
who got an A on the pre-spring
hs to herself as she receives the
planned her entire vacation
ibility of an unannounced test in
pon return from the break and
lours a day in each area.
ghs when the test reaches his
t even begin to answer the
r all, he left the beach early
ove home so he could watch the
I of The Mary Tyler Moore
drove 14 hours to celebrate St.
at Pat O'Brien's bar in New
up another victim of Dr. Sly's
loesn't sympathize. He had to
d catch up on grading papers
led in in January and create
s on, "The Great Potential of
lozos," so the students might
ite him for the Good Teaching
$1,000 price tag.
[ike Math has calculated to the
:h of the semester remains and
s figured out just how many
legally cut during that time,
wades through the murk of
ests and book reviews and
len to give the seniors their
e'll have ample time to destroy
ns and enjoy the students'
session of summer school.
wries
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lothings
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tage?
Amendment
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md some people
and rape?
I starvation?
oil and coal?
pulated
lg abused
)lems have been
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