The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 07, 1979, Page Page 8, Image 8
Interview
irritated me. Today,
consider the possibilit
censorship in my
television.
GAMECOCK: Has
taken you where you u
Are you where you wai
MARTIN: Yes. I've
been on television, a
makintf mnvips Anr
buying things, I h
i ( * y *'-, '* *. .
, Wl
V
CA
kib -v- \
UD
from page 6 everything that I i
1 don't even need in this life.
V of political GAMECOCK: (
act or on The Jerk, what wo
underlying {
your career message?
/anted to go? REINEK: It'
nt to be? satiability. The
toured, I've man's id by the ov
nd now I'm forces of ecun
i as far as prufossador tres
ave bought roba...
f;
---^^r-r:'^-*
vV-1-'''"*' J-;'V " : ^
';> i;i,; If you're uride
? ' Which means
a Young Budgeter
With it, you ge
could save you en
The Bankers'
money on checkir
QRan
vill ever want or MARTIN: But
that, Carl. I reall
Jetting back to we're dealing wit
uld you say is its 'sn * cope
>hilosophical and with li/e!
s man's in- GAMECOCK:
destruction of seQ"f1 to this nev<
erencompassing REINER: We
tenical northa on e ground
sa cortdda et arrested.
^|c. ^ jjwP
? BP^
W5-' :
^1111111*r^ ssT "
V " |
r thirty, you know what you
; one of the things you don'
Account from BankersTri
it fifteen checks per month
ough money to buy some r
Trust Young Budgeter Acc<
ig. So you can spend mon<
kersTrusttou
A
I disagree with
y think that what Here
h is a person who Licht
with the universe talem
gradi
Levy
Will there be a becar
er-ending story? engrs
refuse to answer his ai
s we may be posur
of p
stroni
iH^ |^ . : :
^x^^Hpy Jr <%fcs.'Sj??2?frty. >
r&iwS^X 3
; HPPPIiiRi^S;
need? Everything.,
t need is unnecess;
ist makes sense.
i with no service chc
lice clothes or some
Dunt for people und
sy on things you rea
r? i
ngDuaget
i
i
rtist
from page 7 He cam
Moshe Tokaier and Tamar One night
, his art teacher, sensed his duck wad<
t and guided him to art. After a Greenu
lation from boarding school, followed tl
went to Haifa where he to its own
ne an apprentice at a photo- visit, the
iving plant while continuing study prir
rt studies at night. This ex- good advi:
e to the fine art and subleties York and
ririting and engraving is sensitive
gly manifest in his work. works.
': : " **: ??&?" tz&VM^i"fev^
' ;!;! >' v:*:** < '. V . TSrr
* * *'" % i *'v
ary expenses. That's why
irge. Over a year, that
thing else you really need.
er thirty* It saves you
lly need.
er Account
'Proof of age req
e to New York in 1965.
the destitute artist saw a
iling down the middle of
_i_ v mi a i
'icn vuiage sireei. ne
le duck who brought him
er, an artist. During the
artist advised Levy to
ltmaking which proved
se. Living in both New
Israel resulted in a
interaction in Levy's
luired, Member FDIC