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* f CAROLINA W< Free Pregna Free flbortlo to Confident The fTledlca fTlaster Cho Call 2009 Hampton S< I MOTOR INN Color T.V. - Pool New M has been workin refurbishina. cha V/ up, and is no A NEW D< CORNER OF MAI (In Thn Heart ot Downtov* I I* DmEN'S SERVICES ncy Testing n Referral ial medical Facilities I Facilities Accept rge & Bankfimericard 256-0126 L, Columbia, S.C. 2920 ~ Full Menu Restaurant anagement g since last September nging menus, sprucing w ready to present OWNTOWNER N & LADY STS. PH. 779-7790 rn Ono BIocK Irom the Capital. K-9 on Map) Too Q.CC0^ Includes the hiTiij ^4 SBBufWr / =ii Bias From pg. 14 his attitude toward us as people and as students. His psychologically imbalanced attitude toward \women has interfered with hfs ability to function n?i a nrofoccnr ir? o - ?|/a vtvouvt 111 U mature academic community. Yet his possession of tenure puts him out of the reach o5 his superiors and this discriminatory practice will 4 continue. 1 Name Withheld by Request iOl fAIL'lHMIII , / readership ! feared To the Editor: Mav heaven heln us if snm#? Clemson University students pick up the last two issues of the Gamecock and suspect that the USC student body is a school of "dope-smoking queers." My reference is to the June :'sef! 5tive Bends IliHINiSWIM Dutch Square 16th and 30th issues of tt Gamecock. While I usually enjoy readin the Gamecock, I feel "our school newspaper is being use to promote and exhault illegj drugs and perverse sexu? acts. Every student signs a coi tract before being allowed int USC. Among other pledge: this contract states that th student agrees not to infring on other students' rights, nc do actions detrimental to learning environment. With this in mind, I feel ther are people here who will us any method to fulfill their ow selfish desires such a marijuana and homosexualit to make these appear "right and "normal." One method is their access t this school's newspaper. Ir deed, it is a crying shame fo fVio racf nf fUo cfn/lAMf v??v & vuv v* Ul^ OlUUCUl UUU who have more pride in US' than to be labeled throughoi the state as an institution fo "dope-smoking queers." Donald C. Garrick Journalism Junior SSS9 On Sole July J4.9S se m we # J ?BV *1 e Writer s J preference a questioned 1. To the Editor: 0 I am writing in response to 3> the June 30 issue of the e Gamecock which front page ^ neaaiine reads, "USC gays ,r coming out." a In my opinion, the views on homosexuality seem to be e mostly pro and very little con. e This leads me to wonder about n the Gamecock staff. s An example of poor jourV nalicrr* ic fnnn^ in ? - nvtaiuiii AO ivuiiu 111 llic dillUlC, "Gay rights denial dangerous" by Lloyd Woods. Here he is ? speaking of a homosexual 1_ rights opponent and for the ,r lack of better judgement calls y Anita Bryant "a Miss America C reject." Why does he have to 't bring up a point totally 1 irrelevant to the issue of homosexuality? Is Mr. Woods a misogynist? I think homosexuality is repulsive even though I have no control over the private acts of other individuals. However, why must all Carolina students hp pvnACor) tn IU Ull.l uasii 1IUI11 the school newspaper? Since the Gamecock wrote on the subject of marijuana in the June 16 issue and homosexuality in the June 30 issue; what will be printed in the next issue? Joseph B. Fulmer 714 I Kp I fTope I ft