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Mice ? ? nam Hote Twas the night before fal Wade Hampton Hotel not a the scurrying of mice. And the hotel now that the studen One student put it aptly wl tuition for more roommates get rid of the mice and the uninterested until she con office. Then she got some act Thf. nrAGiHont'c nffino ie it A tav J^t VUliVIVIIV O V1I1VV HO v quickly, yet it still seems j should be allowed to exist as The poison put around b> working ? according to the which supposedly are better Why couldn't the poison students returned? The mic and there would have been problem was taken care of a Holderman applied pressure If the student hadn't con would still be running arou they would have eventuall students would have been mo The hotel's name would be Hotel and the shuttle known i would become a very popul and the advanced How to Es But the exterminator finally have to be postponed. Ah well n . ! 1 ronsns local co Second District congressic and a group of Columbia bus to the leaders of the Polish s said the victory of the Polish fhn tnmnlri'rf /\ r?J iu uiv* yyui n>ng ?ii uunu part: "You have seized the p in doing so have liberated the people every where." First of all the Polish wor they have scored an impress strike at the heart of commi ^ reaching effects. After all, he * to represent them when the; supposed to be the bosses? V the outcome is if the Polish bear leaning over its should with the workers. Now on top of the workers Turnipseed with a telegrai provided to the press, of his Does it tie in with his cam] workers of the South Carolin cheap trick to ally himself w publicity for himself off of th the telegram earlier? and available? and these are all Mr. Turnipseed. The telegram may have during the strike than after Mr. Turnipseed wouldn't ha had been crushed. 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Letters & The Gamecock welcomes letters an typewritten, triple spaced on a 65 spac I I os\/-i uoiiuia 3MUUIU ud no luriijm irian o\j\j newsworthy subject no longer than foi signed with the writer's correct name standing or faculty position and maj< writer's name may be withheld on l< warrant it We reserve the right to edit columi reserve the right to reject any column fc Addross letters and columns to: Edito Columbia, S.C 29208 A _ pton 1 11 semester and all through the sound could be heard ? except they continue to scurry through ts have returned. len she said that you pay all this ? the mice. She tried in vain to hotel's administrators seemed tacted President Holderman's ion. 3 be congratulated for acting so a chamo that on infootnH hntal student housing. r the exterminator seems to be 5 students there are dead mice, than live ones, at the hotel. have been spread before the :e could have been cleaned out no troubles. Instead the mice t the last minute and only when to the hotel staff. iplained presumably the mice nd the Wade Hampton. Maybe y enrolled in school and the ved out or been exterminated. i changed to the Mice Hampton as the Shuttlemouse. Cheese 101 ar course as would Escape 230 cape The Better Mousetrap 507. r arrived so these courses will I, maybe next year. trike's nnection! i inal rnndidatp Tnm Tiirnirkc#wvl iinessmen have sent a telegram (j strike committee. The telegram ! workers has been an inspiration I the world. The telegram read in | ath of liberty for yourselves but ( thoughts and hearts of working ? kers are to be congratulated -- | ;ive victory that, because of its ? jnist philosophy, will have far- | >w can the workers have unions I y themselves, as workers, are | ve il nave 10 wait and see what 5 government with the Russian 1 er keeps what it has agreed to j i victory comes candidate Tom j n, which he has thoughtfully congratulations to the workers, paign stands that he is for the a -- of course it does. It seems a ith the Polish workers and reep eir struggle. Why didn't he send why did he make it publicly obvious questions. Publicity for DG n 1IQP tn thp umrb-crc , but the resultant publicity for ve been as effective if the strike ipseed jump on next? It may be irolina politics and problems -- in lis campaign. ided 1 908 Advertising: 777 4249 Production: 777 2833| >r Richard Meyers Asst. 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Pseudonyms are unacceptable, but the Jtters, upon request, if the circumstances is and letters fcr space and style and wo >r any reason. rial Page Editor, Gurnocock, Drawer A, IJSC, =7^ 11 Hello : " * s ':#?'> ': ft ft mrr ' m W^,m Athletic doesn't Now that the USC student body has somewhat adjusted to the recent activity fee increase, it would seem that we could feel safe for at least an academic year. Bend over, friends, here it comes again. Not happy with a profit in excess of half a million dollars last year, Coach Jim Carlen has respectfully requested a student fee increase to minnnrt an ovr>nr?/ii?irt V t4 A A VApailUlIl^ women's athletics program and other "non-revenue" sports. Not to sound unsympathetic, I question , its F to hhHHBHI ui jarage on Monday Parnell.) ct 1 eat-.f.eai KJ UWI : departn need inc Carlen's request. I would 0 like to see an expansion of g women's sports and more funds for intramural ae- a tivities. While we're at it, f how about 25 more decks for 'j the stadium and some day- s tflr? nronHnn ~ ? 11? o1" k1 uiiuuiiiisi iur me f football team? Maybe I am just naive and r idealistic, but I like to think f that a university should put s an emphasis on academic 1 matters. I find it hard to t believe that the much- 1 needed new arts center is s undergoing such tight-fisted I scrutinizing, while con- fc siderations are presently 1 being made for expansionst! Heuo, Hoosm tw ?jht\ ' * ^ r& mi i iJjj Mg-Pe Welcome to Pig-Pen Universit :hool started the grounds irysanthemums in a planter I hat Sunday night someone torei "There was no reason for it. I nd just ripped the bed apart, jperintendent of grounds servi< ? its&iiig a mess man vanoansm. Reynolds has his hands full ii iturdays he has four to five mei \y picking up paper around cam The first two weeks after schi ash around campus. It seem; uch to do and don't care what tl e unloading stuff they don't wai e trash bins they dump it on the The Honeycombs are the worst at the street, via the nearest1 n. It isn't. Woodrow and Pre intest followed by Bates and the eeK wnen tne traternities have e cleanest areas on campus. 1 vel in hell. The grounds department is res irubbery and care of the groun< 50 percent of their time picking 4'People are doing a lot of part) ) the mess," said Reynolds. ake the campus look better. Stu impus." Agreed. PS lent urease n the Williams-Brice ? tadium. t t Why can't money for thletic expansions come \ rom the athletic pocket? s backing another $40 onto p tudents' fees seems fc iriminal. c On a somewhat lighter lote, there seems to be a new ?, orm of spirit boosting for 11 tudents this season. ? Thursday morning, WZLD 1 ook a break from their usual v ine teen-age syrup to play a ong' called the "Cock * lock," appropriately played s >y the "Cock Hookers." "hose who have yet to hear his sterling piece of music 9 ? 'A COMPLAINT nU. ;y. On the first Friday after department planted 125 behind Longstreet Theater, the flower bed up. Someone was totally blitzed " said Jack Reynolds, the ;es. "I'd rather have people i that department also. On i come in and they spend the ipus. doI starts are the worst for s that students don't have le campus looks like. People it and instead of putting it in streets. , area. Students seem to feel window, is a suitable trash ston rank next in the filth n Frat row. Except for rush no control, they are among But that is only a different ponsible for planting, trees, Is ? but now they spend up up the trash. ring and we end up cleaning We would rather plant and dents must take pride in the ire advised not to listen to heir radios until the end of he season. The song sounds like it was vritten by a team of high chool cheerleaders and >layed by a junior high pep and. It lacks the giddy harm of last Spring's Ballad of the Congaree," ind is nowhere near as fun to isten to. Calling the song ophomoric would be giving t more credit than it was yorth. Welcome back, students. tere comes another fun emester. Skot Garrick journalism senior