The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 28, 1981, Page Page 6, Image 6
Editor
Don't gi
power t<
in med s
The Executive Committee c
right to voice extreme oppos
board of trustees to coordir
state.
The committee took a firm
and said it will recommend t
the proposal when it comes up
THE CREATION of the n<
state Commission on Highe
proposal represents another
grab power from a univen
oversee.
The proposed board would I
from both the USC Medi<
University of South Carolina,
chairman representing the co
The new board would revie
program requests before rel
boards of the schools and to th
the Dean's Committee on Me
was created in 1976 and is con
the medical schools.
THIS NEW board is dangerc
Higher Education too much
should be handled internally,
ihe USC Medical School is opp
the USC administration.
The proposed board is ui
board will just add to the
prevalent in higher education
process of getting things app
time.
The commission has never
or of USC students. Earlier t
two-year programs in the Cc
though the consultants repor
decision on did not recommen;
IF THIS new board is crea
have to deal with off-the-w<
Studies one. USC has enough [
t ry and wreck without them ta
The USC board should star
proposal. If they let the comr
be no stopping them from gral
The time has come for the ;
fighl. The commission has t>
authority. It has to stop somev
Stop hai
Iranian s
Most Americans, includin
thrilled to have the former
week. Their freedom has
patriotism, and as the yellov
country, there is sensed a kind
Although it is natural to fe
terness and even hatred for
hostages, many USC students
the 35 to 40 Iranians att<
harassment.
Often these attacks are gene
particular. For instance, wh
broke down in the Russel H-.u
goers loudly voiced their assu
Iranian camera man
It is true that many colleg
USC, have voiced their suppor
no sympatny. tsut those who h
should gr?. the same considerai
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>f the USC board of trustees was
iition to the creation of a joint
late medical education in the
i stance against the new board
hat the full board vote against
at their Feb. 11 meeting.
?w board was proposed by two
r Education committees. The
attempt by the commission to
sity it is supposed to merely
i>e comprised of three members
cal School and the Medical
with two voting members and a
mmission.
iw all budget matters and new
erring them to the individual
e commission. It would replace
;dical Doctor Education which
nposed of officials from both of
)us. It gives the Commission on
authority over matters that
Dean Roderick MacDonald of
osed to the new board and so is
inecessary. Creating another
bureaucratic mess already
. It will add another step in the
roved and will waste valuable
been a friend of the university
his year, they voted to end all
liege of General Studies even
t they supposedly based their
3 killing the programs.
ted, USC medical students will
ill decisions like the General
>rograms for the commission to
king on the medical school
id strongly united against this
nission win this one, there will
)bing for more later on.
administration to stand up and
een allowed to steal too much
/here.
rassing
itudents s
g the students at USC, are I
hostages returning home this s
produced a real feeling of I
v ribbons are tied around the
a. ?. - ai _
ui logemerness.
el a sense of resentment, bit
the terrorists who held the ^
have chosen to take it out on (
ending USC through verbal
;ral, not intended for anyone in
en the projector continuously
^ 'Theater Wednesday. moviem.?iiuius
;iiai there must be an
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t of th? terroristv.They deserve
ave minued then own business
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Moonies
To the Editor:
Moc
mot
I have been a member of the}
thp I Tnifir?ntir?n rhnrnh fnr- ? ?
V1IU1VI1 ?v/? JJtH <
nearly seven years. I am a chai
Columbia native and I was a chil
student in the school of any
Pharmacy at USC when I of
joined the church. Recently, dep
I have returned to finish my
degree in Religious Studies.
IF
neg.
I want f o: > n1 \\ : the letter that
mblished in the Gamecock 1
rom someone named chui
Barbara Dole who is from mini
iome place in Philadelphia, Ted
>a- sent
Don't be deceived by this pri 2
ieprogramming sales talk! depr
iVhile these people theii
deprogrammers) are faith
Korean re
(JSC nen
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ro the Editor:
It is my great pleasure to write to
pleased to accept my appeal regan
students.
I am a student of English course
Seoul, Korea. My english course ck
;>f both sexes. I am eagerly seekii
would like to correspond with our
many Korean students who want
friendship with American people
request me to let them have foreign
been to U.S.A. in the year of 1979.
I'VE NOTICED this would help n
emotional life, but also expand th<
loriHc THlC ll/nillrt olcn rv>?A?v>n</i
iuiiu.i. 111k] nuuiu (UOU piUlllULC Wl
mutual relationship as well as servii
world peace.
I feel it is necessary to publish thi
peoples of the world, therefore, I c(
run this letter in a corner of your val
The only information I need of a si
address, sex, age, hobbies and pictu
receive many letters from yoi
correspond with our students.
I will appreciate it very much if y(
to do this for our students. This
thoughtful favor. Awaiting good new
uTS 7-/AIE FOR . .
IF tut /L^O
rn I a 4 A l
Letters to the Edito
kidnapped
iting the finger at Rev. variety of r<
>n and charging that his denominations.
ivation is material gain, Witnesses, M
r are exploiting the Catholics, and at
sntal love of parents and Baptist have been \
rging $2r .OuOt'ihave their this cruel torture,
dren <who could be
where from 18 to 33 years The deprogramr
age) kidnapped and the only kind of pe
rogrammed. can find to do
napping-thugs. Th<
are held against t
and they are insul
r SOMEONE is so badly and they c
itive tOWarHc Rou l\>Trvr?r? 1 ' *
...uvi. oeaien. 11 is so ten
their only concern is to deprogrammers '
heir loved ones out of the allow the parent
*ch, then deprogram- around during tin
g has had some success. stages of the deprog
Patrick (presently
enced to one year in Most deprogramn
not successful,
son) and other Unification Churcl
ogrammers have used bers that I know p<
' methods to break the have been kidnap]
i of people from a held captive for w<
even months. Bi
escaped eventual
ni came back to the
\J UltJo Lo Their parents lost tl
of dollars. The moi
<g result, however, is
|T* p| I ^ of trust that de
Many of those mem
incognito now and t!
you. I expect you will be topped communica
iing oversea pals for our w- i
I nnp
in a noted university in a
iss has about 57 students ^
ng foreign students who I
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aiuucnu'). i iicrc are also v^f IU Mi
to exchange letters and
s, and they frequently TotheKdltor.
i pen friends since I have
I am a prisoner
row at the Arizo
iot only their english and Prison and I was m
3ir knowledge of foreign " y?u w?uld do me
)rld-wide friendship and have been here fo
ng as a true foundation of while and I don't I
family or friends
s simple wish among the outside to write to,
mrteously request you to was wondering is
uable paper. could put an ad
Ludent is his or her name, campus newspapei
ire if possible. I expect to *or correspondence
ir readers wishing to y?ur paper then m
have some kind of
>u let me have the chance that you could pu'
would be a warm and know that you are i
rs, I remain. Pa' c'u^ or anytl
Mr. Park Jeong II, that, but I woul
C.P.O. Box 3315 appreciate it if y
Seoul 1(H), Korea help me. ^
Since I don't knt
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, beaten
iligious their parents and relatives
Jehovah for obvious security reasons,
ormans,
least one
/ictims of
MY PARENTS have not
hpdn nuopinno/1 K?? ?*>"
WIVI JVJtU WJ
ners use conversion to the Unification
ople they Church. However, they have
the kid- respected my rights to
e victims believe as I do. They have
heir will even admitted that I am a
Ited very better man today than I was
ire even before.
rible that
will not What is the result of^his
s to be mutual respect? I visit my
2 violent parents at least once a week
[raming. and other relatives and
friends often. I enjoy a good
ungs are relationship with all of them.
Many
1 mem- I'm sure that many sufjrsonally
fering parents would not be
ped and so miserable if they had
?eKs and respected the religious
it, they freedom which is endowed
lly and by God and upheld by most
church. of the American people,
lousands
'e tragic If anyone is interested in
the lack hearing the truth about Rev.
;veloped. Moon, please write to me.
bers are THOMAS GRIFFIN
hey have P.O. BOX 5914
tion with COLUMBIA, S.C. 29250
!y in prison
wanting mail
have an actual newspaper, I
on death will just make a small ad
na State and then if you have to
/ondering change it or anything go
a favor. I ahead and do what unn n#*#?d
r quite a to. 1
have any Death Row Prisoner,
on the caucasion male, age 34, I
so what I desires correspondence with 1
? if you either male or female i
in your college students. Wants to
r for me form some kind of friendly
. If not in type relationship and more
aybe you or less just exchange past
bulletin experiences and ideas. Will
t it in. I answer all letters and exnot
a pen change pictures. If inling
like terested write to: Jim
d really Jeffers, Box B-38604,
ou could Florence, Arizona, 85232
Sincerely Yours, I
iw if you Jim Jeffers I