The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 19, 1980, Page Page 5, Image 5
Editor!
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noacne
dorm rc
Cockroaches. They're unf
fortunately, too abundant in U
buildings such as dormitories v
side and where one resident's
neighbor's. So abundant are
exterminator estimated the
Building at 1 million, which
roaches per resident ? an alar
Hilt MVOrprnilTflinrt ie ?
VT vt VlUVfMlllg to 1 IV/ \J
students provide ample nour
bugs. Roaches love to dine on
from last night's popcorn, but
marijuana ashes, paper, gre;
anywhere in your room for a g<
can be done to stop roaches as
dorms and as they ravage food
residential life services can giv
THE HOUSING OFFICE off
service free of charge betv
Residents may have their roor
"We can help if students woi
Goad, south area manager,
aware of this service." Tin
definitely help the bug situatic
it and only if students will be
their rooms clean.
Goad blames the roach pre
sanitary conditions of some st
and hall bathrooms. She sy
bathrooms and kitchens by
standing. While students can
dishes, the housing office shoi
roaches ? and germs ? froi
where cleanliness is a must. St
in keeping .oaches out of thei
office should be spraying I
regularly, especially around
roaches away.
BUT NO MATTER how uk
roachcs will continue to invac
are not also sprayed. To rid ;
floor, of roaches every room 01
pesticide for two to four hour
leave their rooms, but Goad s
inconvenience themselves fi
students would take the time,
population more effectively th
shoe method. Isn't cleanliness
roaches from invading your
health.
Media <
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The student media receives
for media critics to put action
For almost a month opening:
Gamecock, WUSC-FM, Portfc
and Black for 1981-82 have bee
application was Nov. 14, but b
deadline has been extended to 1
With all the complaining s
media, with all the budding
Journalism and with the large
seems there would be an abu
fortunately only a total of f
no<sitinn<s
"" "IT'S EASIER SAID than d
case. It's easy to say the Gar
issues, that Portfolio magazir
WUSC doesn't give students wl
the Garnet and Black did a sorr
But obviously it is hard for i
about it.
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lealthy, unsightly and,
SC dorms. Roaches abou
vhere many people live si*
i room is only as clean a
roaches that a profess
roach population in J
figures out to roughly
ming proportion.
roblem for roaches. Cc
IOUUIVIH i\/l lllt'dC av. d VI
two-day-old pizza and cri
they'll settle for cigaretti
ase and beer. And they
x)d meal. It may seem no
they run rampant throug
1 stocks and peace of mine
'esome relief.
crs professional extermiti
/een 8 a.m. and 4:30
n sprayed as often as ne
Lilci just call us," said V
"But many students i
2 extermination service
>n, but only tf students wi
more conscientious of ke<
)blem on the "appalling
udents' rooms and of kit<
lid roaches are attract
trash and dirty dishef
do their part by not le,
nld concentrate on prevc
m spreading into these ;
udents must take the initi
r own rooms, but the ho
tall kitchens and bathr
; trash receptacles, to
iny times a room is spn
le it if the neighboring r
a large area, such as a <
1 the floor must be fogged
*s. To do this, residents
aid students are not willi
>r that amount of tim
, they could reduce the i
an the primitive bottom-c
worth the time?
rooms, your food and
zritics
alk
much criticism, but it's
s where their loud mouth:
s for the top positions o
>lio magazine and the G<
n advertised. The deadlir
ecause of lack of respons
^ov. 26.
tudents do about the sti
journalists in the Collei
number of students at U
ndance of applicants. Bu
our people have applie<
one," certainly applies ir
necock doesn't cover car
le isn't student-oriented,
hat they want to hear and
y job getting the annuals
students to try to do any!
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Stop
your TotheKditor:
This letter is directed to
those of you who claim to be
...u? ?l
V/UI V/II1K1 1C1UD MUl WI1U, at II1U
first moment your team gets
down, blaspheme them and
tuck tails to run home. I am
writing this in regard to not
only this past Saturday's
game against Wake Forest,
time but to the many times you
sare. "fans" have bad-mouthed
f the the Gamecoeks when they
jmet most need your support ?
le for when they are behind in
e the points and need your faith
and voices. To all of you who
ident slammed your cups and
?e of programs down with over a
SC it minute to go in Saturday's
it un- game and left the stadium
J for cussing about the
Gamecocks' "loss," it
i this served you right to miss
iipus their breathtaking and
that awesome comeback. All I
I that can say is there are a lot of
out. smart-alec, ignorant and
thing 'j.
?, Stop nit-j
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To the Editor:
IS Ed.
Editor While Michael Nash and
Eduor his friends play with the
najjer election regulations,
pretending to be working in
nailer the best interest of the
iviser students, off-campus
humanities and social
science students are not
being fully represented in
thn ctitr)oril conofn Mnoli
frj| VHV OiUUVIIi OVIUUV-. INCirMI
certainly has the right to
i. if challenge unethical practices,
hut in light of his
ust overwhelming defeat, his
persistent nit-picking is only
1,Jd hurting the students who he
claims hewants to represent
tl(t) The court is being unfair to
st. Kick Becker, who was
chosen by the students, and
to the students, who will be
f rv ft/* ""ll"
A IWItCU tw I U> IIIC JMIIIh Ulltt
again. Let us hope that Mr.
Nash does not succeed in
Letters to
id fans
am
1 point
cold fans in the 1,5*/
stadium, some who j ihably
have never played a.iy type
of sport in their lives. If
these people truly understood
players' feelings in
competitive games; instead
of filing out at the most
f>riir?inl liinii nf t (r-itvin
V- ? UUIUI II1IJV V/? 111V.
they would have been
screaming their lungs out in
support of athletes who are
NOT mechanical dummies
but who are feeling, hardworking,
emotional human
beings who need faithful
backers. You are the poor
excuses for fans who are
plainly embarrassing to the
University of South
Carolina, I hope for the sake
of the athletic program that
you will change your attitudes.
Lti Ann VVaniiamakcr
Early Childhood Education
Graduate Student
ninlcirtrs
r^,w" *^5
xte seat
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P" '.; -'''^pi
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Rick Becker J
subverting the will of the >
students. Perhans Mr Nash '<
will accept the results if he is t
defeated by a four-to-one '
margin. Perhaps we can t
finally have our senator. i
Kathy Duffy t
International Studies Junior I
r; jjjjr m m
|| this hart
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"the Editor ?
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To tlu' Kditor:
In response to the article on the St
in the Nov. 12 Gamecock, I woul
gratitude on behalf of the Nation
Association.
Although some of the participatin
they were correctly represented in s
article did get across some very worl
those being that the NSE does exist I
can be an enjoyable experience and t
who can meet the minimal requiren
nationwide program.
Any student who seeks more ii
program or wishes to participate in i
Shanley, Dean of Student Affairs Offi
Also, student wishing to participat
the NSE Association here, can again
or myself < Box 83810 or 777-4743).
Again 1 would like to thank Barb
:i: ?- ?i? ?:-i
auu iiiia'i t*M in wi uiii^ uiu anii'it' am
publicity.
Apathy cai
inferior arl
To Ihe Kditor:
I am responding to Ozzie recei'
Shuler's comments about papei
my criticism of the is in
"Homecoming, File 13" shoul
article that appeared in the as "F
Oct. 20, 1980 issue of the type
Gamecock. First of all, I quest
want to clarify the fact that I ss
the paper itself was never get c
the issue, as Mr. Schuler has dema
mistakenly interpreted. titudi
(May I suggest that Mr. comp
Schuler reread the article. > publi<
My point was the crudeness highe
if "File 13." Critic
Secondly, as for Mr lead;
Schulcr questioning my Klimi
right to criticize," all I can tide
>ay is this is one of the basic "Hon
reedoms guaranteed in this would
country, and if Mr. Schuler cjualit
-va tits to censor what can stimu
md cannot be criticized, read
hen he might consider editor
rioving to a country where for S
his type of political control readii
s exercized. colurr
Mr. Schuler also stated
hat "considering the sup
)ort the Gamecock
m
v find -mA
I to believe,
. but I've
ifl trampled
*e
nee
ange
udent Swap, appearing
d like to express iny
lal Student Exchange
g students did not feel
ome cases, overall the
thwhile points. Some of
lere at the USC, that it
hat it is open to anyone
lents stipulated b\ the
^formation about this
i, ,-iin'uui muiilLi l\
ce. First floor, RHUU.
e in any activities with
contact Mark Shanley
ie McKie for her time
1 the Gcimccoch for the
Bob Keid
NSE President
uses
icles
ved.it is as good a
as can l>e expected.'
lis to mean that we
d overlook articles such
"ile 13" and accept this
of material without
ion?
iv not. The only way to
juality material is to
nd it. A pacifist at
r winy triicuu rages
lacency and continued
nation of less than the
st caliber of material,
ism is the impetus that
- > to refinement,
nation of inferior ars
s u c h a s
iccoming, File 1W"
I add to the overall
y of the paper and
late more people to
the articles and
ials instt^ad of "looking
andy's coupons" and
tig only the personal
ins.
('.A. Sedlock
Journalism Sophomore