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Audience f. Arl By Mary Lou Smart Gamecock Staff Writer An audience of more than yelled and cheered about the Bil Adolf Hitler and sex during British Union Debate Thursdaj Capstone House. The topic of the debate \ whether the artificial creation numan me is immoral, ana it \ debated by four members of Carolina Forensic Association. The issue was supported Vance Mooney, South Carol College freshman, and Fn Rainer, a sophomore majoring computer science. The issue \ contested by Pat Glass, a jur speech major, and Mike Truce a graduate student in journals Mooney opened the deb arguing mat artificial semination would deteriorate family unit, eliminate "spe< people" such as Helen Keller ; Stevie Wonder and lead to a los: individuality. "YOU'LL BE ABLE to walk i a Kiddie King Hospital, and hav your way," Mooney said, warn of the dangers of creating superhuman race. "Soon w w cTrv \ 11 iv^ i rtNNOUNCINC y ROCK AND HAWK: Robir By William H. Nolte VT Meet Dr Nolte, former Ch m\ Wednesday, November I, y 12 noon - 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Up First edition copies avail t urc: cam t - * . ?H K mrticipates tif icial ii have all chiefs and no in< said. 300 Trucello spoke next, s artificial creation. "It* fiction that artificial ins ' at creates supermen," he H i n (T that or>tifir?iol inc V*I?I(5 V4A14V Mi V1&1V1U1 1110 vas would eliminate birth i of "The immoral ones are vas would drive mankind bat the dark ages," he said. "No longer will reproc by a sacred occurrence," R ina at the beginning of his i mk He said scientists hav r in "Pandora's Box," a Hitlpr's rnlt* in n#?rma lior example that artificial Ho. would lead to "full-seal 3m. engineering," referrir German's attempts to ate super-human race. i lithe Lial "ARTIFICIAL REI and TION is destructive of t s of soul." Rainer said. Glass gave the final a %*T An ' tKml/ fUnf X" r? i uuii i niiiirv uiai UIC 1<1 nto is going to break down jus e it babies will be created ing ficiently," he said. a morality is behind e'll morality" but on the who] Dkcomor J I itoo Jetfert and the Romantic Agony airman of the Department of English 1*71 to S p.m. able for signing J9 BOOk9TOR , :LL HOU9 ii>i> ? r* I y ^ m > ? iy^t ' in debate lseminati iians," he is beginning to support creation, Glass said. ;upporting "Morality is decided s science people wnen it is neede< emination concluded. said, ad- Members of the audie emination Up voice opinions defects, questions after the deba' those who ;k into the "How can the elimii birth defects and diseas e uiui tu : a man iru luction be side. "Womankind is ainer said threshold of freedom, and argument, time." he said. e opened nd cited ny as an -THE BIBLE DOES creation anything about test tub< e, genetic don't think God would aj ig to the artificial insemination," create a said. Trucello rebutted w the Bible does say that created from Adam's rib 'RODUC- s^e was a c^one' man." he human The audience went \ cheers, laughter, appU irgument. imily unit ;|because HTHE CAR more ef- H _ _ _ Christian CHRIS regular mhmb le, society MB llllfi? n ibst |IAi ^ Sati J. Sun I Adl X Presents (t Iy \ I Doe ion stirs artificial protest. "The Bibl born to a virgin," by the from con si^e J " lV^nrnKftro nf fUr J, UlctSS luvmutio vi un by exiting throug nee lined fither "Pr0" ,or and ask ,s,uPP?rtmg te that artificial cre? won the debate 1 lation of about 30 votes. ;e be im- British Union D< m the con on the ^ . r~7= T l ;fc iJHBHnMniMai I It O lliKli ^ flg 7 I r N'T say '** 2s, and I < H > X i *ree with 8|SSlSS$fS-M|Ei a student ith, "And Eve was ? maybe vuu wuii iuse and (jQ^PPpPP^^p ^^SSSSSK iTMAS CLASSIC' Arts & Crafts Nov. 1th-12th ntey Building?Colur . State Fairgrounds urday, 10-9 ca, 'day, 12-7 A0ullf0i Jits, $2.00 WITH Idren, .75 I ? E BOOK an outstending . . 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