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By CHUCK CROMER
Entertainment Editor
In the April 11 issue of The Gamecock, a news story
reported that, "The Division of Student Affairs is
reviewing USC's rules concerning students' use of
beer and other alcoholic beverages on campus."
THE STORY WENT ON to quote Student Affairs
Vice President James B. Campbell as saying, "USC
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uuiciuis are jusi Decoming aware of what could be a
serious problem... If consuming beer is abused or
continued to be abused, then university officials can
refuse beer privileges to all students throughout the
campus."
These comments were made in regard to complaints
about a growing drinking problem on campus.
Personally, I consider the comments of Dr. Campbell
(a man I respect professionally and as a friend) to be
unintentionally ironic and hypocritical.
INDIRECTLY, the Division of Student Affairs is
intensifying USC's abuse of alcohol on campus by
sponsoring its sale in the Golden Spur, the Russell
House ballroom and Bell Camp. In each of these
areas, the consumption of beer, wine and anything
* else other than hard liquor is legal and the available
quantities are nearly unlimited.
Since the use of alcohol in these locations falls
under the jurisdiction of the Division of Student Affairs,
that office becomes responsible for the controlled
dispensation of the alcohol and the behavior of
the drinkers. Yet what restrictions are placed on the
sale of alcohol in these areas? Almost none.
THE RUSSELL HOUSE BALLROOM, for exam?lo
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p.*,, ammo any cntti iei eu uat ciud or organization to
have alcohol sold at functions by simply requesting it
from the Golden Spur management. Usually no limit
is placed on the amount of alcohol consumed during
an event.
thus, legally, students can get bombed and be
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all around you. Visit the Golden
vhen a band is playing, or attend a
concert in the Ballroom sometime,
ss extreme alcoholic abuse, sancice.
How can your office condemn
I are guilty of the same crime?
of Student Affairs is seriously
ling beer privileges on campus, let
I home. Prohibit the use of alcohol
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room. Set an example for the rest
This office is responsible for
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ballroom. He argues that students
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rds and abuses of alcohol are
nts are going to drink anyway, he
lo it under university supervision
i can be minimized.
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teep adding fuel to the fire, the
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tside the confines.
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ilcohol unrestrictedly on campus,
insion of alcoholic abuse and must
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