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TOERE 1 BE FORGOTTEN The Horseshoe is quiet Carolina College freshmen from shadow to shadow, t at all costs the ominous group of strangely-clad fi| the center of the Hor "Tara's Theme" drifts so! the campus, emanating stereo set up near the gro As we come nearer, we person apparently addresi others. He is dressed in f federate battle regalia, waving a plastic sword in punctuating his speech. "ITLLbc easy," he ass charges. "All we have t cover our rear and divi< ranks. Gentlemen, the B Pickens Bridge will go < history as the beginning of Hlrl Snnthl" A physics major raises Y "Sir, what if the campu enter the battle?" "Let them come!" th< brays. "We'll use the cannon on them!" The march toward the begins, led by the ufc Confederate flag. The lead Gen. Jefferson Davis L i. i- *- f - _ J i i . - lurns 10 ms aujutant. Beauregard, this is it. The of the South will be avenf "Is this really a good id< "OF COURSE it is!" Le< "We've put up with a Yankee agitators for as loi have to! Imagine them, t tell us that slavery, ly graft and human misery things to be proud of! ll. 1-11! ?* ' mem, idling us mai something wrong with two Se Of Co 2719 V Co Phof fl 1 while helping in the disorders. If your blood type would like to earn i few hours of your applicants between The Sal SHOULD South of the populatio i scurry of the property ivoiding Beauregard -looking sively. "But all gures in hundred years seshoe. they still impo tly over "Boy, how d from a army? Don't MP- South still has i see one We got Stronr sing the we? Mark ir iill Con- things haven't < He is you think.'* the air, The army qi McKissick anc hriritfA SiiHiIm ures his dashes out of a o do is "Oh, Jeffersoi ,the1' go!" the girl attle of drawl. "Maybelle! the New here??J "I want you i lis hand, scheme, Jeffei s police and have som skirfpH hpllp f 5 leader ?i can?t, m neutron says Lee, stri "I'm not just fi i bridge I'm fighting iquitous meaningless !er, Maj. over! I'm fig ee, III, | heritage 1 lllteril 'ed!" ? 1031 A ?, sir?" f.?? d fumes. ! Blfil 11 these I lg as we | rying to rlS: i (with (hi Imagine I there's Only at 103 percent r ? ? ? - rologic lumbia Hliddleburg Suite 105 lumhirv ? C --* w ? Wl f V. 254-653; Earn Extra loneu diagnosis and preve is B positive or B neg jp to $160.00 per moi time per week (pre 18-30 years of age) Left! tire by Lehmar >n owning 98 percent right glorio rubs his chin pen- fightii those things were a Mayb< ago, sir. Why are "All rtant?" sniffle id you get into this clean? you know that the o,,* a Inf f a Kn n??/m?/l O V 3* iVV IV w Ftvuu VI : profes i Thurmond, don't army ly words, soldier, p changed as much as impoi "So lietly advances past says 1 heads toward the 0n. ily a feminine form The shadow toward Lee. "pha n, Jefferson, don't army cries in a sugary wavir yells. What are you doing and s The to give up this crazy no on< son. Come on home it. e grits," the hoop- Lee s earfully says. "I ( aybelle. You see," Amer king a heroic pose, sir,"] ghting for the South, stare; \ for dead and minut causes the world 'Ti hting for the basic he sa ational House ssembJyJSt. ( termilk Pane; No i coupon - no carryou 1 Assembly Street zrr f IfIC# Dr. I 7 I ntion of blood m ative and you ith for only a ferably male iand t i Stiles of man to make death us by calling it war! I'm id fnr fftn ???* >D 1U? . . . 1UI UIC |/OOl, I elle!" | I right, Jefferson," May belle ?. "Just try to keep your hat okay?" )DENLY a tall, bearded isor runs out in front of the . "No, Lee; you can't do this! ast is gone; there are more ' tant issues to fight for!" rry, Professor Lincoln," Lee 1 sternly. The army marches n the bridge comes into sight. \ lRGE!" Lee bellows, and the ' rushes toward the bridge, ig swords and yelling Rebel j They reach the bridge . . . \ creech to a stop. i bridge is deserted. There is e within five hundred yards of WHERE'S THE ENEMY?" creams. r tuess thev decided thev wprp I leans instead of Yankees, Beauregard says quietly. Lee i at him for a full five :es. n going home to Maybelle," vsof Pancakes Open 24 hours i ikes reg. $1.05 JI I w only $.39 | Its) I 3 blocks from campus J m, I /r\ / y / t I m u/YedMebdafyf ({Jcfob&i ^dclmiMion ib ?faee* j4 J4*W /%/?/? *4 l/C# '0'&\M/4WWV t/VlA 4/ian.' <& > 8/um. 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