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By ERIC RICHARDSON
Gamecock Columnist
The acceptance of Vietnam into tl
in the face to all Americans. One o
this ratification is that the United
watched them become accepted wi
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uie aecuniy council vote.
If a supposedly world government
a country that turns out thousands
(refugees) to other countries, whal
nation, as a world coming to? What i
Taiwan our ally ana friend
UN because the United States wish
President Carter shows a weak ha
Chinese by allowing Vietnam to b<
should have guaranteed Taiwan's s
the UN before the U.S. agreed to Vie
We gave in too easily.
Bakke From page 30 1
Lloyd Woods should look up ij
the definition of equal. Equal Q
education definitely does not
derive from minority quotas. u
Sherry Carver
Engineering, Freshman lb
Satire ^
causes cor
questions
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To the Editor: she
to 1
I just read your satire (oh Un
what shades of Gulliver's full
Travels. I'm sure Swift is difl
shuddering in his grave C
knowing a satirist like you the
lives.) I suppose, being a ful
supporter of King Iliad's, I'm nui
a Greaser. Hiere are a couple wh
of questions I wish you give fee
some thought to. Tt*
The first is ? who is King atfc
Thad suppose to appoint while ces
he is in office? If he wishes to Hop
implement any new services or foo
programs he would have to onl;
nave people he can trust and gai
depend on. King Thad is no avt
fool; surely he will try to the
surround himself with capable the
people he is confident in. F
.Trie SPCOnH mipcfion ic Hnl
who are the people he is sup- Vai
pose to represent? Is he sub- pec
posed to represent the people lid
who voted for him? Is ne do
supposed to represent the the
apathetic who dian't vote? Is dis
he supposed to be apathetic in Hoi
his own posture to appease the of
"silent majority?" tic*
Hie third question is ? are stal
the Greasers some sort of if t
second class citizens? In your tic!
article you quote King Thad as stu
saying, "... I gave the good Sai
appointments to the Greasers. Kei
After all, they put me here. Tlie
people had nothing to do with \
it. Are you saying the I
Greasers should be allowed to 1
vote but not allowed to hold
n
umuer I
These things bothered me as I
I read your wonderful satire '
with its Biting cynicism. I knew
they must Have been an
oversight on your part. |
Ed Byrci
A flyiMifliHr
P.S. Who is Ragtime the
Magician?
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pittance "
Sake d,
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a v
tie United Nations is a slap T
f the saddest things about Jan
i States just stood by and not
thout using our veto to kill 19).
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; such as the UN can accent arti
upon thousands of people trut
t are we as a people, as a tun
is the UN coming to? bee
was ostricizea from the rea
ed to Vacate the Chinese. lurl
nd in again appeasing the pre;
; admitted. China at least of
afety and readmission into add
itnam's admission. O
exa
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ticket g?
istribution
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the Editor: eve
l large number of tull-time to
dents will tend to agree that eati
Itene Vaughn's article from the
5 Gamecock of Sept. 22 "ci
icerning ticket pickup was mir
rtKtl., -
uiti; uui ui urupuruon. 11 u
iging by Vauam's tone in tha
i article i is safe to say that thir
i was able to acquire a ticket Am
the Carolina-Georgia game, quo
fortunately for 8,000 other Dec
[-time students it was a hav
ferent story. nut
hi this Columbia campus kno
re are approximately 20,000 tha
1-time students. Of this mai
nber, all have paid tuition and
ich included both academic billi
s along with athletic fees. Ji
Mvf/uvt OA nnn "J?
^IVIUIV ?U,VW ovuuaild WIIU VII
end this campus have ac- hea
>s to athletic functions, stoi
wever, in relationship to foot
tball games this season, par
y 12,000 entry passes per wh(
"ne have been made mai
lilable to students. As for not
> 8,000 other students, sold
y're out of luck. moi
toger K. Boocu, director of vita
cet distribution, is quoted in Ir
John's article saying "more the
pie are piciang up their and
tets than ever before." We Gib
not agree that by moving pric
location of ticket (IOC
tribution to the Russell Ear
jse allows a greater number $2.7
students access to the I
tots. But could not Boccu's for i
tement be more justifiable arti
here were, in fact, enough maj
sets, available for the exp
Sent body to pick up? G. i
n aivine, Soph. Owi
/in Powers, Sen. Dov
tiwGBernrsrun
EILBDP We I
[ealitli
Jods Res
efended To the E
se&
nasn't ta
his letter is in response to that moe
et Gibson's article "Health Resident
cheap" (Gamecock, Sept. ineffectu
needs. S
he opening sentence of the ditioner I
cle presents only half the room on
h. If more people have thought i
ied to natural foods it is get it s
ause they have come to
lize the grave dangers f "
ring in food additives and
servatives. and not because
mere publicity against
itives.
ne mav rpmpmhpr fho
- Wiv
mple of Red Dye Number 2.
I in use as a coloring agent
n the blessings of the FDA Sinmmi
now banned by the FDA as
ig carcinogenic. H
ntil recent times health H JJa
i was looked upon as a part H 3/
hippy culture and hence g J
niiea by others. But now b /
n the 'Mothers" have come B??
realize the necessity of tj (S^)i
ng natural foods, thanks to H
persistent efforts of the ? If
iltists" and nutrition g .
ided doctors and scientists. Eg /
3 worthwhile to remember |A
t American men rank H^jTj
teenth in world health and 0 ni/M
mean women sixth. To H f rah
te Hie New York Times HV1^
member 6.1972, "Americans ?3 /
e turned into a nation of fc|/
ritional illiterates who vLrre^
w so little about what to eat
t the annual cost of
[nutrition among the rich
1 poor alike may be $30
ion."
anet Gibson mentions that v
tamin prices are higher in v\
1th food stores than in drug x ft!"
es." The vitamins in health
1 ctnivK aro frv *???*
M MWA w V4& V AVA UIC IAAX91 jd # 1
t derived from natural, TlCJfi
)le foods. They contain
ly interrelated nutrients
found in synthetic vitamins ]*
I in drug stores. It costs *
*e to manufacture natural To the E
imins, so they cost more.
1 comparing the prices of My hig
vitamins between Eckerd's for the
Down to Earth, Janet Carolina
son has wrongly quoted the realize
? of vitamin C - 400 mgs. money-oi
) capsules) at Down to It seen
th. It sells for less than is more
R nnrt rmf fnr to 7ft a
..?v niwiey ui
congratulate Janet Gibson lack of
taking the time to write the spaces is
cle. One final note. Health tne un
/ not be cheap; Ill-health is remediec
ensive. forTraffi
ViSwamy in there
tickets ot
m to Earth the neces
oncampi
^ methods
I propc
cnoAAfl
available
traffic c
> vm as
without
Butch Ri<
' ' ' " , -/ B.A. Sop!
idential Life praised
fttor: called Residential life and
they sent a repairman within
eh this is only my five minutes. lie worked on the
semester at (JSC, it unit for half an hour, awl
ken me lone to aather hplrxxl iic tooio . "
^ 0 1 V*/ vi\w? up UK 11UUU.
;t students regard the Then he returned on Monday to
ial Life Service as make sure it was still working
re and deaf to student properly. I thought this might
o when our air con- surprise most of the student
broke and flooded our body, as it did me.
Friday in McBryde, I
t would be forever to John J. Chesno
erviced. However, I lfistory, Sen.
Yah cain't win em all.
king Campus
Lets police
ped lazy
ft. T\- il nJJi
iu uie rxuuir:
Iditor:
Along with other residents of
Ji esteem and respect Cliff Apartments on campus,
University of South I'd like to raise a serious
is vanishing as I question concerning the
their priorities are supposed regulation that we as
iented. university students must not
ns that the university back into parking spaces. It
concerned with my seems to me that I can park my
an my education. Hie car anv wav I ntease as l?w ac
adequate parking I only occupy one parking
a fact recognized thai space.
iversity nas not Don't you find it disgusting
L The people working that our campus police (who
c Control use no sense we are paying salaries for, by
areless distribution of the way) are too lazy to check
1 cars. I acknowledge the back bumpers no matter
isity of traffic control. how they're parked? As long as
is, but a change in the we are uie fee payers, the least
is desirable. those metermaias can do is
se that more naridra? thrir inh
should be made We personally have battery
to students, or that problems with one of our cars
ontrollers be more and habitually back into a
&c to illegal parking, space here at Cliff just in case
xpensive enough ob- the car has to be jumped.
11 education at USC When a campus cop offers to
IhP n/Worl / roir* ~ ? ? wt *
? mvmm. ?unui u me ti ikw uHiucry, men i a
> pay for tickets and be more than happy to stop my r
ges. back-in parking.
ce Patty Griffith
? Cliff Resident