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his attitude toward us as
people and as students. His
psychologically imbalanced
attitude toward \women has
interfered with hfs ability to
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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"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
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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
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