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Dor nop By WAYNE BROOKS Associate Editor Residence Life staff r say homosexuals live ii dormitories but say few i peculiar to homosexuali arise. Sherry Bowers. Burnev Assistant (RA) for two ye there had been no hom living in Burney "that confirm. There have beer about everything, and th one of them. TTiat's prot least frequent rumor hea "If I had to guess, how in Burney as in other t The odds are it has occui no difficulty for anybody, said. JACK KRAMER, Moor two years and Laborde R year, said he knew o homosexuals living in hi "I knew of a few, but there were others that I aware of." Barbara Brown, Colun RA, said she knew Vasqu' FOAM RUBBER PADDED TOP for snug comfortable fit. SPLIT /\\.l.Uuu leather l UPPER '"J with rein- ^^VM|j|jttjjgH forcqd ankle^HnMS||i|i|j cup for protection^^fe^^^^^^^ tHe hiOUhtctito 6oo& This lightweigl primarily for trc 25 pounds. It h leathers for fle> nrnfoccirmnl fit r" iui in. experts. Soi Complete iithe Jftbij 11-7:30 M-F 94 10-6 Sat. CC mgq iroble homosexuals liv "There is a poss homosexuals lh nembers Hall, but as loi m USC's work out their p jroblems aware of any pr ity ever Brown said ' relationships bei Resident with non-sexual ars, said do exist in Colui osexuals are such relatic I could ordinary, but i rumors assume that c iat's just relationships bei lably the are sexual." rd." Mimi Parrott, ever, it's Education, said mildings. homosexual res Ted with been brought " Bowers residence hall p PARROTT SA A R A f Af fVia t*i iV* 1 rvn V, ivn 1U1 WHll 11IC OUUjCVl A for one only when resi f a few plained that the s dorms, homosexual or vt I'm sure begun to have d was not her sexuality. Bowers saic ibia Hall homosexuality ii of no when people i e Casca< You'll you'vi a hikii ^ TWO STRONG V MIDSOLES for S support. fc it hiking boot is design til hiking with light pac 5 specially constructed ability and comfort. Fo ting recommended, set uth Carolina's ftAIII^I .AJ wilderness uuu cms quality 0 HARDEN ST. 1LUMBIA, S. C. 29205 commi m situatio m K "it's W 4*jr offende f knowle< going c offendii k Bowc m | I I peculiai ^111 in her < group c also tal OM/-1 M1/? emu ug ing in her dorm, whole iibility there were situatio /ing in Columbia You car ig as roommates both th roblems, I am not and the oblems." as the : 'deep meaningful tween same sexes BOW physical contact" more p nbia Hall. "There giving inships out of the homosi people too often "By leep meaningful we're n tween same sexes want tc Krarr Dean of Residence homose she knew of only his dorr sidents who had have i before her with homos* roblems. homose said lID she has dealt homose of homosexuality facts t dents have comir roommates are 'hen a resident has oubts about his or G< i the issue of 3 a rpoblem "only involved or the By CI1 HnBHHBBODB Gamec di ?... ? Beini miser be glad T?T B QOt advoca , in the 1Q DOOt profess ftAJi structo DOQ ! classes "I rin involve CKEL PLATED int Q ELETS won t rust Dav > i corrode. & 1 LITTLEWAY SllP? CONSTRUCTION | ' with heavy leather >?1 insole. / p Jl| IBRAM? LUG niF Aun ucci >r traction. |pg|l|l ed MB! ksupto j |g||ll| of split fesSfj r the pgg 3 our- t pg'g I Al S,IA iner wwm CEK I I gear U 803-799-7571 inity affected by tli n sees it as a problem." never come up as havin d anyone in my dorm to m 3ge. If it's going on, it >n discreetly and withoi lg others," Bowers sail ?rs said if a problei r to homosexuality occui iorm, she "looks at how >n a hall are affected. W it; mio account me ieennj hts of all involved and tf community. We look ; ns on a case-by-case basi i't generalize.' And we tre; e views of the homosexu j resident who didn't like same." ERS SAID she "teach* roblem-solving skills ths answers" in dealing wil exual-related problem solving others problem making judgments. We don > make moral judgments ler said he knew of r sxual-related problems n other than when residen responded to another exuality or assume xuality. "Residents ha^ their roommates at sxual, but they often had i o support their assum ay grad UCK CARREE :ock Staff Writer g a homosexual in Ai able," a graduate studer ?ity department said. this reason, he says he fp hnmAcoviioliin iivuiv/ovAuaiu^ iu uuier: department with facult ional." He said he mai r-student relationship witl n't carry labels and I won d with any of my studenl f nnt nnnfiici?-*rf - vuiuudiiig llic 1 Ulc. ie said. ' 4?S?8II^Bi *' h BR W r i " le tions." Kramer said he kne ig residents who had been c< ly by homosexual residents 's sexual advances, "But th ut residents who were worri d. being advanced." m rs "THE HOMOSEXUAL a who have lived in my do fe been very good residents S's Brown said if a conflic le she nuts thp rPQWinciF at solving the problem on the s. who complains. a* "A resident is told: \ w change homosexuals. You ?t them by being empatheti Parrott said Resider ^ Services does not try m hiring homosexuals as visors or resident assistaj would we know if sni homosexual unless he iol i't PARROTT ALSO said of no homosexuals emj 10 hall advisors or RAs. Sh< in would not discourage ho ts hall advisors or i 's assistants from being 01 ;d residents about his sexu /e "would talk to him about -e tnat may arise from tx 10 about something that is p- unaccepted behavior." Another Residence I VVJI nerican society is HE it who teaches in a his hoi friend would never try to collea s. "My relationships workii :y and students is not w; intains a strict in- Hes h All ShlHptlf C art kiio Import " ?"VMV.VIHU in mo nai aa; inside 't allow myself to be that I" ts. I make a strong deparl s of instructor and treme V/i ere were ed about '' iBilllP residents rm have t arises, )ility of ' resident 'ou can't i can help lc" mai L.ite to avoid WBF hall adits. "How *"* ? ' ueone is A|tM! d us? IVIimi she knew member, who ? iloyed as anonymous, saic i said she sources estimate mosexual cent of Americai residents homosexuals. I ai >en to his is at least tha ality, but Residence Life si problems The unidentifi* sing open said he based generally "personal ex acquaintance w ,ifp Staff momhflrc " idid, disc SAID he does not make a sp< mosexuality ? nor to flaunt it s in the department know, h< gue about it, but only be tig on an important project, ? ant to put the project in jeo] laid he has never been discrir sed because of his homosexi or outside his department. " ve never faced any form of tment. It has never come ndous." Bonem is having a sal 0%-500/ i eveRythinq in th< u6inq a qoo6 sele< n6?esses, skiRts, b eans, An6 Bathing Vine & Che will Be sepve6 few 16 SatuRfcay aftem m the otteRy Cjall< 10% off 1 all pottepy purcI ? i ? ? ^ K N htl- tmi oambcock Parrott isked to remain i "a varietv nf that 8 to 12 per is are practicing n sure that figure t much on the taff." id staff member his estimate on perience and 'ith many staff :reet 2cial effort to hide . Just his personal i said. He told one cause they were md he said he did pardy. ninated against or uality by anyone, It's to their credit prejudice in that I I- A >. uacK 10 me. it s nan e / '0 off e shop ction of louses, suits ese oay noon PDV J bases >; i Mit 11 At > - * r