The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 17, 1980, Page Page 5, Image 5
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Inflation has hit too clos(
proposed 11 percent incre;
severe reminder of inflatii
lives.
The proposed increase is
feel they are not getti
residential life services i
are having i rouble meet
housing increase, coupled
tuition this rinst f;ill i?i ni
I r?
rcach for some students.
USC administrators an
standards thai will deer
cover budget cuts that w
Budget and Control Boart
budget cut is implemented,
to raise admissions standai
will deter students from c
fectivelv.
ii 1- - ?
ihhimiik cosis win nave
four years if the board of
increase. If they continue
probable since housing ofl
cent increase in the near f
economical enough to keej
eventually decide to pay ?
campus in a larger living s|
IIOISIM, OFFIC IALS i
'"We know everytime we
somebody out of the mark
life services should be
problem; now let s hope the
The official said studei
quarter of a million dollar
serving energy should not <
be a conscientious and e:
ministrator and faculty mc
Housing officials claim 1
a major cause of the h<
telephone service rates are
a larger increase than
operating costs. To save mi
officials are considering in:
good idea for the future,
some money after the initi
is payed off. But the plan
contend with rising costs to
A .MOKK FKASIKLK ?
money on telephone servic
phones on campus. Studen
Floyd suggested some dor
per floor. He said student
pay an additional fee. But
sacrifice their private pho
faculty office buildings, v.
have private phones. By \
faculty members, the numl
? could be reduced.
Students should not be <
except as a last resort. A
ine faculty member spent
day, cannot he as vital as
which is actually the studer
Although inflation's effe
everything possible shoulc
staff, faculty and students
blow and to keep education
gamecock
Foi
Niiwsidohi 7/7 7 18 1
Business Oflice 7 77 388H
Stephen Rulde
Bn.m Mellon Copy Desk Ct
M.irk Pl.Hie News Ed
Kevin w'ohlisoi) Asst News Ed
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W.imI Hoiilen Assi Ent Ei!i
Mike Chibh.iro Spoils Ed
Mu-helU? Boichette Asst Spoils
Letters
Sole lepioiUn.Hon ni|h|s <|i.in|ei
tonl.nneil hefeiii oi.iy no) 'ie lepmi
Opinions e*piesseil in 'he ('..line
unsi()nt;(l. of the editor or (hceilip
T I G k well onu s i? 11
l)l> I V|?'W(l|tl'll. |fl|)l(! sp.ict'd mi .1
Lollf.'is should l>?; no Iopi<)ci tli.w
Ki <>n<! r.t'WSWorthy sul)|L'('.| mi
( olonins must In.' sit|oi'(l with (It*
iii.iiIiihi .iitilrcs:;. il.iss st,iodnu| or
iiiiiK t i pl.ihlr ho| tlx; vVtitl't s rum
1 |(it: >:iri oov <.uu es vV<loint it
Wf nM.'ivi' tin' ih|lit to t;d'l i oil
ttur oijlu to n'|o? i .my color
Addiss IiHIihs .tod i olumos |o
?JS(. ( oloii.hi-i. S (; iMI/'OH
^ial %8g?asr "
lg costs
>lp cut
n on+
1AV/11L
3 to home ? student*' homes,
ase in housing costs is an all
on's effect on every phase of
frustrating for those students
ng their money's worth f
it today's cost and for those
:ing present college costs,
with the 16.8 percent increas
ishing a college education 01
3 considering raising admis
ease enrollment by 25 percer
ill have to be made il the s
i's proposed 7 percent perso
The administrators may not 1
rds because rising education c
oming to Carolina even mor<
risen 46.9 percent over the
trustees approves the 11 per
rising at this rate, which sc
icials expect an additional 5
uture, living in a dorm will nc
> people on campus. Students
> little bit more money to liv<
pace with more privacy.
'ealize that the increase will 1
r;ii<sP nnr nrir'OQ* u/n'ro ?\ri
el," one official said. Hesidei
commended for recognizing
;y can do something about it.
nts could save the universi!
s by conserving energy. But
>nly be a student project. It sh
^tensive USC project. Kvery
ml>er should also help.
ligher telephone service costs
msing increase. Southern B
expected to increase 15 perce
in any other area of housi
[>ney on telephone service, hou
stalling their own phone systei
It may eventually save stud
al installation cost ? $1 millit
doesn't help students who r
day.
ind practical plan to help :
e today is to reduce the numlx
t Government Vice President
m switch to using only one pi
s who want private phones e
students should not be the fir:
nes. The reduction should stai
here the majority of the fac
>ooling phone use among sev
txM ot telephones ? and thus c
expected to give up their ph<
private phone in an office, wl
Is only several hours during
a private phone in a dorm it,
it's home.
f't nn hniKini) ie innvil
I he done by the administral
> themselves to lessen intlati
costs within students' reach.
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Advertising 77 7 424!
Piodurtum 77 7 ?83.
II Editor
lie I RicIuikI Mev?"s Assi Sports
Hor John P.imell Gf.iphu s ?<
nor Ovlmdil Ciilvi;ri WiruEi
itor Jt!irv Brewrsr Gener.il M.iiu
Hot AnilioMvGr.lv Arlverlisiiii) M.in.
iloi Willi.mi Tmsli'V Proiliir.tioii M.io.
ito> .If,m H.uctiHI Business M.hi<
id M.nk F|lni(l(|i'.Ji Adv
& Columns
Ij to thr ASSot.Mfnl ?'fi*ss All <)|h(M in?itrn
iIih.imI without thtf p?,'?missi(>n of thr rdito?
rc?rk .?'4j !hosr 1 si<|ni:d <?. thr wntri ,ind
)M?|I |>al(|?* I'd' .??
s .mil i olunins All ItMtrrs *?nd columns imr
lib spiict* lini;
? 300 Wof(Is. <ind columns should ho limit*
loncjt'f th.in four typed p<i(jrs Lifttois tin
? wriu*t s ( offi?ct Diinu* trlrphont' iniinhr
huully position <ind loiiioi Pseudonyms .n
>? in iy I withheld on n.*tt? is iipon fr<|i.r .
nnos .frul U'tt*''s fc>r sp.it r .ind styl?' <ifict a
im tor .11 iy f?*.iS(in
.<f tori?bi c>?ii|f lititm ciimnim o( k or.ivvft /
> G>illy Ouffin^+on
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rom
0 'n j^Sj^fil
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tate
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lave
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1 el
past
cent
ems
per)t
be
may
c off ?
lurt.
cing *
s fro abi
ty a
con- t? the Kditor:
ould MS. Ake thinks that
ad- "Reagan's Abortion Stand is
Cruel" (Nov. ioj. Her
reasons are : <a> primitive
ar.? practices of child abans
donment (b) fatal illegal
nt 7" abortions <c> the hyporcisy
n8 s of those pro-life advocates
smtf who show no active concern
11 ^ for unwanted children. None
ents of t hese a re v a I id
>n "" arguments.
nust , a} The practices of our
Ticket oi
Jeff
",'m lir\n -f m
wu.w L Jli.lt
'!? students
oral
os*s To Ui*' Editor:
Now that our line football ti<
a close. I would like to offer
)nes hopefully improve the system
'iere I'm not writing to compla
^u> tickets or how unfair our r?i<
I?
>om. going to use this system, cc
easier lor us students to pick i
ible. Por instance, why is pick-i
classes are shorter, possibly
0,1 s only their 8 a.m. class but pr
And that's just if you have lii
you might as well pack a lunc
12:20 class on time. Wouldr
better day?
And more importantly, wh
a.m. instead of H::U), since p<
crack of dawn anyway? This
bit.
I don't think it is fair to r
t<! .
Ilt(), getting ucKtus K) go support
i.i,.. class. I realize it would be inn
?!< > ticket pick-up that would pie;
suggestions would help impr<
Are vou listening. Student (Io\
?srr
History ex<
.11
,, To the Kditor:
Let me add a footnote t<
s, your account of the proposer
exchange program a it I
11 Shansi University whicl
appeared on Nov. 7. Anions
the programs now 11
, existence is the Histor\
1 )epartment's long-standing
arrangement with th<
University ot Warwick
Coventry. Kngiand . undei
which as many as loui
ORM
SGO
GAIN...
- I +
I C-2> O V )
ortion arg
primitive ancestors does not hi*
sanction our own murder of an
infants. Are we to practice AI
ancient atrocities in new "IV
ways? Isn't it Ms. Ake that is ha
suggesting a "giant step
backward?" at)
< K > V...- I li f U,
< II I HT>, l)WI?.liai IJI >VII '?
; performed abortions ;?i\ >y
i tragic, but the mother has (le
both pre and postconct >11011 *>l
options <See Patrick Dilley. pa
Oct. 27). How many options i
does an infant have against sei
coi
1 un
r class r
ake S
t choo?sp wi;
prt
th<
cket pick-up season has come to sni
a lew suggestions that would P';|
lor next year.
in about being cheated out ol
L'k-up system is Hut il we are
>uldn't things be made a little _
jp our tickets? f
up held on a Wednesday when
causing a student to miss not
/iK'lKlli Iknii- II.<1= I *?
\/i/u?7itV 11 iv 11 d.> Wt'll .
~st pick-up. II you have second. - h
and pray that you get to your |J
ft Tuesday or Thursday be a
y can't the pick-ups start at ? Tot
L?ople are waiting in line at the i
; would speed things up a little opii
ridi'
nake students choose between paii
our football team and going to sta<
ipossible to schedule a time for gan
use everyone, but I think these the
ive our system, if only a little ehil
'eminent? ol s<
.lennv Sliuler like
Journalism Senior sch<
changes too J;;
(list
history majors spend their oth(
> junior or senior years at lor
I Warwick. look
1 The program is alive and wal
1 well -- and early in the nicc
1 spring semester we will be a 1st
1 taking applications lor next wer
year. acti
i ik'<
> Kohorl .M. WVir
Chairman \\
Warwick !\\cliangc Com- pro
millcc pra
/z
WE'LL SV
THIS M/
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HOUOERM
WH KM I
he EditorM
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[ ument i
/her own mother, doctor m<
(1 the Supreme Court'.'
lortiomsts tell us. pol
lurder? Who knows? lint I so<
ve the right to decide let
sell' " Hut 1 wonder how lib
ruhonists would fee I on eoi
other end of a lethal di>
ringe of saline solution ah
signed to burn off the skin the
the infant body <and an
infullyso)? pe
c i res. some con- noi
vatives perhaps lack true pir
icern lor the plight of pr<
ived mothers, and I hope lor
1 Keagan administration wit
I he sensitive to this. But eh;
nting out hypocrisv is not the
uhstitute lor sound logic, re;
sides, isn't it hypocritical alx
Ms. Ake to profess such edi
icern tor live children. (J</
en she would have eloi
'terred to have allowed kn<
ir mothers the choice of as
illing them out in the first (Sc
ce? Is human compassion
lusivelv a postnatal
Citadel gr.
insportsn
hcKditor: ent
iVitnWI liUi? In <'\nriKv; tnv thi1
.. '
lion concerning the wh
L'ulous grahiti that was pe<
ited on Wiiliams-Bricc sor
hum prior to the football lov
le on Saturday against urn
Citadel. Obviously this re;i
dish antic was the doing del
>nie rather unsportsman sta
Citadel cadets For a tha
)ol that tries to project a jud
k training of young cei
ntlemon," I felt that this wis
wing ol complete as'
egard for the property oi on
ms was totally uncalled as
Not only .did the graft it i for
. incredibly tacky 011 the wa
Is and ground of a rather kn<
looking stadium, but it or:
? made the Cadets who Ho
imt invnlvfwt in tlu< < :!?.
on look liko a group of rot
msidorato "jerks." ovi
h 11o t ho culprits
bahly did not rcali/.o thoir
nk would rot'loot on tlio
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invalid
tral phenomenon'.' Why?
abortion has no (lelense
litieally. eeonomieally
ially. logically. or
ologically. As a lormer
era I on this issue. I must
ill ess that I finally
covered that all proitrtion
arguments once
* facts are examined
i? seen to Ik- obtuse, unrsuasive
and Idled with
11 seouiturs I Ih>Ih'vi? if :>ll
)-ahnrl lonists < esi>eciall>
giuint ours i could Ik?
ec-fcd the lacts. those
h an ojH'ii mind would
nine their tune. I'ntil
11. wo are stuck with
idini? the same old
>rtionist illogic in the
lonai letters of the
nwench. I'Veil ttheil ll
(juentk reluted l>\ suel*
m letigeahle editorialists
I.awrenee Liiiult. K \
J)! 151
.lames M (.if?soi:
!>ost(lo(-/< lirniis(r\
affid
nan-like
ire Citadel organisation
n? :o-<> siiiiii1 !iUw mi>
ose opinion ol a group ol
>ple that would do
nothing like thi.s is ver\
t. I am not being
*ealistic. however. I (to
ili/.e that the group that
aced Williams Rrue
rtinm i< md! Ih<> mu ni nwl
t the Citadel cannot l>e
Iged on that small perltage
ol people I simply
ih to express m\ disgust
to the graf. ' i that was left
the walls 01 the stadium
an apparent spirit booster
the Citadel tans. It they
nted to make their spirit
:>wn. a simple painted sign
signs would have sul ficed
wever, thai was not the
;e and tht* graffiti got the
ognition that it was
dent I v meant to receive
Melissa I ,r\\ is
i oil I'll a lis in Sophomore