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I think it is only fair to the stuc
important matters such as the (
the "presidential commission fine
Your lack of true fact-finding 1<
commission has stated only tha
evolved from human error. Thi
vestigation after inquiring as to tl
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been suggested that they could n<
involved in extracting the nuclear
AFTER RIGOROUS testing, th
tests with extreme satisfaction,
inevitable" accident as you quote
Editors note: The quote was
commission.
TA U 1 J - 1 I- - 1 1 1
n miuuiu aiso ue expressed ma
by some of the persons living in
direct result of media pressure ai
in the region. This scare w<
unknowledgeable warnings by tel
understanding is inhibited by th
Those who are lacking in knowled
Furthermore, if all the nuclea
shut down, we would pay $6 billio
dollar would depreciate further,
dependent on the mercies of OPE<
MIND YOU, I am not a big pr
than I am of oil or coal or solar c
energy or you name it, as long ai
nuclear energy is the cleanest an
electricity is required in large am
Nuclear waste is now being t<
water cools the burned-out fuel <
temporary storage elements are <
element has been in temporary t
ready to reprocess, to extract fi
elements such as plutonium.
Those elements stick around fc
but we can burn them up in othei
reuse them and then get rid of t
form, by burying them approxian
to seep into a water channel, the n
insoluable.
Then wait the few hundred ye;
and by that time it would be le
uranium mine (the few hundred
that a certain volume of water one
PRESIDENT CARTER has m
above. He has insisted that the
disposal. He is afraid that the mi!
weapons proliferations. We shoi
proliferation problem by stern pol
Instead of taking the time to so
energies, we are paying homag<
problem in the United States is I
press.
I realize that sales is your live!
can you not give the public a \
curatelv enouch to raise them ah
stately affairs?
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ey B. Abel
ired freshman
tent body to inform them corre
iamecock's "Disturbing repor
Is nuclear deficiencies."
javes me astonished. The presi
t the accident on Three Mile
s 12-member body concluded
he endurance of the metals use
)ther atomic nuclear reactors.
Dt withstand the extreme tempx
fuel.
e metals were found to have pa:
causing no threat of an "eve
d from an anonymous source,
reported to President Carter
t the "severe mental stress" si
Harrisburg, Fa., could actual
nd warnings of perpetual dang*
?s increased exponentially I
evision and radio personalities,
lese people who should know
ge should at least talk a little lei
r reactors in the United State
n a year more for imported oil;
All American citizens would b
oponent of nuclear energy, an
jnergy or geothermal energy o
s it is feasible. It just so happe
d cheapest source of electricity
ounts.
emporarily stored in big pone
;lements and stops the radiatu
cnrmmric nrl nn/4 A (* />
,i40iijr ou(A/i viotu auu oaiu. nuc
storage for, let us say ten yeai
rom it the valuable, longlived
>r more than IjOOO human genei
r reactors witnin a few years,
hem, in their now low-level ra
lately one mile deep. If they ha
material would not disolve becai
ars that radioactivity keeps di
iss man me raaioacuvuy tour
years is the average amount i
?mile deep takes to reach our si
lade a drastic change in the i
plutonium not be separated
suse of plutonium will lead to n
lid do so once again and dej
itical means.
lve the problems of nuclear an
; to the OPEC oil gods. Much
>ecause of incorrect reporting
ihood, but come now editorial
lelping hand by informing th<
ove their ignorance of worldwi
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written and even men
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the wishes
the writer's people the
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me may be my. *u
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to a stude
its (or space derly con
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banning of
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II facts must consider F:
tor reserves
any reason * i?:? 1
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>rrect name, the Studenl
is? standing pamphlets
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ian students, with governmental b?
ntered their second week of occup*
tnbassy in Tehran and there appeal
iiiiiuoiiaiiuii v;ou uu lu ncip t?e xiusu
situation will be resolved is still ar
in any case, the president must u
to show the world that the Unitec
it will not be blackmailed by any
t or organization into making an
ainstits interests.
for Carter to take appropriate act
this threat to national securit
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sociate aean
handling of
liolo's actions j
?very student o
iitor: While
been pr<
0 months I have been actions <
iduate work at this Ardaiolo
I have read with affront t
t and disbelief accounts campus.
)ard of trustees, the are thes<
administration and orexpuls
nbers of our student I have
?t blatently disobeying served h
\ of a majority of the From m
y are supposed to be suggest 1
the men
lesi snocic came atier oiners. i
; alternatives presented the only
nt charged with disor- throws 11
duct for passing out employee
rotesting the recent are concc
a movie. thestudei
?nt says 'hanging
iitor:
lading the Gamecock article ab<
ho was "expelled" for passing
boutthe "Life of Brian",many peo|
rank Ardaiolo to be a "hanging dear
is not that way. He would never e
voicing his opinion in public. It is tr
t did not have permission to pass <
in the Russell House cafeteria, ho
vhat the student was chastized for.
f>niial
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p^>rrow money
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otters?
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U1U fellow
already made itsel
napping of Minneso
acking, attempt of Lebanes
ition of U. S. Embassy in B<
rs to be Unless decisive s
ages at economic or militai
these, is taken by t
lyone's against Americans
se this crease.
I Sates We must show the
other and able to protecl
y con- abroad under any c
pnnonniiAri/iAo
VVIIOCVjUCiItC3.
ion by
y has
criticized.
y
6Life of Br
in outrage ap
ac
n campus ?
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all of the facts have not tr;
isented, irregardless the in
>f Associate Dean Frank
are an outrage and an be
0 every student on this pu
What kind of alternatives Pf
i, psychiatrist evaluation di
ion? di
1 met Ardaiolo and ob- va
im on several occasions.
y observations I would an
ie throw no stones about ar
tnl hoalth ^nnHifinn nf nr
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he students should not be loi
one offended; this action th
infavorable light on the
$ of Student Affairs who
;rned about the welfare of
nts. <
2. dean can t c
The student was r<
>ut the student was not ex
out a believe by the article
3le now
i.M Ardaiolo cannot d
press because of tl
xpell a students the right to
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world
f clear with the attempted kidta's
governor and with the recent
le moslems to take control of the
iirut.
iction, in the form of diplomatic,
*y retaliation, or a combination of
he United Sates, acts of violence
in foreign lands is sure to in?
world that we are ready, willing
t our citizens both at home and
circumstances, regardless of the
John W. Quarterman
engineering sophomore
ian9 leaflet
Were it not for the tremendous
athy of the student body, these
tions would not be tolerated. It
so seems the university adinistration
is more concerned
th its national status and atacting
global figures than its own
ternal operations;
It's funny, but I have always
en under the impression that the
irpose of a university was to
omote thought, ideas and invidual
self-expression. Inviduality
is something to be
ilued, notstiffled.
If these precepts are not safe in
i academic community, where
e they? Now ti^iat I have exessed
my thought, am I safe as
ng as I don't distribute copies of
is letter.
I wonder.
Steven T. Adwell
criminal justice graduate student
iefend himself
?primanded for misconduct. The
notlftW as ctnHontc mora InH frt
|/va?vva uu u?>uviviiiO Tf \/l v IVU IVJ
i
efend himself against lies of the
he Buckley Amendment, giving
privacy
Barry Newman
undeclared major
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