Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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viewpi us< fair ofcl 4 GAM W?yn? Brooks Associate Editor Collin* Walker Photography Editor THE GAMECOCK welcomes lette sut>|ect and a maximum of 300 wc Pseudonyms 0r other aliases will circumstances warrant. To assisl your mailing aJdress and a telepti class standing and ma|or, also. W< to meet our suace limitations. A USr. rnliimhla C r MM* Yearbook gets $150 increase, not $7,500 To the Editor: The last issue of the Gamecock, May 9, ran s on USC organizations' bi for 1977-78. I'd like to cle? mistaKe that was made The Garnet & Black d receive a $7,500 increase advertising budget. In we got a $150 increase ov $750 received in 1976-77. r a welcome increase for means that the staff ca let students know that tt a working yearbook, inte in wnat goes on around pus, ALL YEAR ROUN] if anyone was concerned student activities fui please don't be! Even though I wish could thank SAC for $7 can only thank them foi Jan S. Price Editor-in-Chief Garnet & Black 1978 oints "XI ./iias share leaten DEOOC1 mirgwtrm Ryan Editor Lloyd Woods Associate Editc Chuck Cromei Entertainment Ei Bob King Advertising Manager rs from Its readers. Letters should be limited >rds. They must be signed with the writer's t not be used, but the writer's name will be < t us In verifying the identity of writers, piei lone number where you can be reached. Plei ?reserve the right to edit all letters, not for e ddress: Campus Opinion, The Oamecock, I spring Vi story ( udgets V. ?r up a lid not C~ s in its ? stead, er the rhis is us. It n now lere is rested l camD! ^ about iding, that I ,500, I r $150. When we think of aci us think about militai subject being that for* need not look beyond sons guilty of not doinf in recent years USC h scandal of conspirita Point, cheating at a mi does occur here. USC does not stand cheaters either, for n ^ devoid of such people, academia. The press college level is very testifying to four ye* ticket to future succes lacking the basic ir success, intelligence, s achieve their goals. I A succeed temporarily. ? It would be safe to ! innocent either. We 1 ^ time or another, wh< chance. An "accident* paper which jogs our n of cheating than the ac more time planning hi r he would have spent i jl,or Cheating occurs m teacher leave the roo Hell breaks loose. Bo to a tingle . , rue nam*. are scoured. Give a cl will take advantage o iw inciud# exams with more ans ontent, tout cm-aw#r a, parts of their bodies th J Have you ever noticed Trm/Al 11 I lii lrlVVII it-vJ JiTM fn^Qaa A LLOY1 Assoc! ademic cheating many of ry academy cadets, the eign to us, but we really this campus to find per5 their own work. Though as not been faced with a 1 cheating as has West ich more individual level i alone with its share of o institute of learning is bred by the pressures of lure to succeed at the intense as that diploma irs of knowledge is the S for mast nrv\nl#? Monv r-?r?. "*""J lgredient for academic sadly turn to cheating to Some are caught. Some say that not one of us is lave all cheated at one ;ther on purpose or by il" look at a classmate's lemory is no less a crime ts of a person who spends s cheating strategy than studying. any ways here. Let a m during a test and all - A * viva uy upeil, IlOieDOOKS leater 30 seconds and he I it. Some students take wers written on various lan stored in their heads. I the guys who nervously ^==f Uc\ By D WOODS ate Editor read the palms of their hai dresses seem to inch hig shorter. One interesting recently involved writing < shoes. In smaller classes cheal successful because a i students to keep his eyes < to occur more in larger those classes with more t more than one occasion able to leave the room du by the teacher and then si papers sure to make A's. Who is to blame for the Inattentive teachers of c blame, but those of us w occurring and who do no fortitude to do somethi receive a good part of the I apathy with statements li business" or "It doesn't 1 many cases it. is our busi especially when a teacher overall class performanc curve. Though cheating does vantages, as it enables a degree, it also has far reai Getting out of USC is ea: getting a job. No emploj around someone who alwj way out. So cheaters tak waste cheating would b< studying. / w I I m \ *# a& R nds or the gals whose her as the test gets technique noticed on the soles of tennis :ers are not as easily teacher has fewer >n. Cheating appears classes, especially ban 100 students. On students have been ring a test unnoticed ip back in later with success of cheaters? ourse deserve some ho see the cheating t have the intestinal ng about it should )lame. We justify our ike "It's none of my lurt anyone." But in ness and it can hurt bases his grades on :e or grades with a have immediate adtn idiot to receive a ching disadvantages. c\7 Tho ?% ?? * ? *?v iuxiu pan id fer is going to keep ays takes the "easy" i heed. The time you b better put to use y y . J