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Editor
Watt wa
can earn
new equ
Residential l.ifo Ron/inoc io
dorms. As part of their Watt
grant cash prizes of $500, $3001
improve their kilowatt hour u
compared to their usage of Fet
Residents should put forth
money will be used for loun
equipment, and there are few
cannot use some improvemer
be nice and convenient for
thought of as a contribution to
The amount of required ei
Nothing physical involved
students should already be
televisions and stereos when le
be automatic. These conserva
painless, but could help devc
habits.
WHEN CONSIDERING the
can easily be viewed as a wort!
Hotel's February 1980 figures
$6,136. Capstone sbill of-$5,90*
kwh. Small dorms also have s
beat 24,800 kwh at $868.
It will require the efforts ?
stantially lower kilowatt usaj
less electricity will not put a de
Although the contest will
creases in kilowatt usage do
Long-range conservation eff<
positive effect.
Jrnnimn r
not yet J
All Americans are very excit
home. As they reunite with fan
of television cameras so evei
emotions, Americans are tha
excitement was vividly display"
William Belk's motorcade progi
It is easy to forget those who
the Iranian crisis, and the 'ruth
are eight who lost their 1: -s di
attempt in April and two Ameri
in Iran.
The eight who died in April lef
were potential heros. Unforti
status through death rather tha
52 hostages. Don't forget their
and thanksgiving services.
The crisis continues for two Ai
went to Iran April 10 as a f
arrested in May as a spy and is
was not included in the recent r
hopes her situation will be ii
negotiations.
Mohi Sovhani, an America!
unknown reasons while operatii
His name has not come up in neg
Although the majority of the
home, don't lose all traces of ira
safe. Hopefully Dwyer and
iiuinecomings ana meir tamili
sorrow of the eight families who
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sage during February 1981 as
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some effort in the contest. The
ge, kitchen or recreation area
if any, dorms on campus that
it. Not only would the additions
current residents, but can be
future residents.
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ion ior me contest is slight,
really, just a consciousness
aware of. Turning off lights,
saving the room should already
tion measures will not only be
ilop long-range, money-saving
figures involved, the contest
iwhile project. Wade Hampton
were 145,920 kwh at a cost of
\ in February was for 168,800
ubstantial bills. Maxcy has to
3f all dorm members to suble.
Two of three rooms using
?nt in the monthly bill.
not lower housing rates, inadd
to soaring housing costs,
arts could eventually havp a
:risis
finished
ed about the hostages return
lily and friends, often in front
*yone can sense the flow of
nkful for their return. The
ed in Columbia Wednesday as
ressed through town.
were not as fortunate during
i 10 me laia ii>n i uver. i nere
jring the unsuccessful rescue
ican citizens still held captive
t on the mission knowing they
mately they attained a hero
in through bringing home the
families in all the rejoicing
mericans. Cynthia Dwyer, 49,
reelance reporter. She was
still an Iranian prisoner. She j
legotiations, but her husband j
ncluded in upcoming Swiss ^
i citizen, was arrested for |
ig a private business in Iran,
jotiations either.
Americans are now safe at :
teness and anger until all are g
Sovhani will have joyous
es will not have to face the ^
lost their loved ones. v
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To the Editor :
After reading Marc
Younginer's letter to the
editor (Student Defends
Nautilus) I feel certain that
Younginer's only motive for
writing is to defend Dr.
Joseph Kiesel's irresponsible
purchase of $15,000
worth of virtually obsolete
Nautilus equipment instead
of using the money to purStudent
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ro the Editor
Tuesday, the 20th day of J
listory. It is the day of release
would like to congratulate the
he news of the day with their
vas only one flaw with Wednes
hat this may be trivial and ins
?ot to all.
Tuesday was also the day
naugurated. I would think th,
omebody to do a write-up ab<
cknowledging the fact that yc
iostages being returned hom<
/ants to hear the latest happe
ews, a paper must cover all of
I don't understand itt i wamI.
laugural address would be a
obody would write the story?
ffended. Any die-hard Republ
e interested in hearing anythir
bout what is in store for the
link that due respect should be
-*i curving
iangerou
'o the Kditor:
As I ride around the USC
ampus all I can see is glass! 1
here is so much glass on the '
treets and in the parking
>ts at USC; the tire stores
ere in Columbia must be
t M 1/ 111 r 11 C
Kirvtllf-, CI .~?I1K111 IUI llllll'.
I wish people would think
efore they break or throw a
ottle onto the ground. If a
udent were to slip and fall
i the USC campus, they
ould cut their head off on
? Letters t<
jilder cri
chase much needed free
weights.
The Nautilus equipment
owned by USC which
xounginer so vigorously
defends as being a major
factor in bodybuilding is
actually of little value to
anybody who knows
anything about
bodybuilding.
As Younginer pointed out,
missed
>1 story
anuary 1981, will go down in
for the 52 American Hostages.
i Gamecock for being on top of
coverage of the story. There
iday's edition, though. I know
idnificonJ tn i ? ?
ivuiu iv/ .1U1IIC IJ HI
that our new president was
at it would have occurred to
out it, maybe just something
>u were aware of it. True, the
j is important and everyone
nings, but to be on top of the
the news.
[1 think that a story about the
good story. What happened,
If that's the case, then I'm
ican like myself would really
ig new that Reagan has to say
next four years. Therefore I
given to ourl'resident.
John Gray
Sophomore biology major
glass
is, ugly
all the glass all over the
ground.
Tires are very expensive
and I wish that people will
think of others and what
damage they are doing to
our school campus when
they break a bottle.
Tha nk-vo u for
THINKING!' I
I
Leon J. Shclkoff |
Junior HA Major
d the Editor
itiques IS
the Nautilus is indeed used
by Mr. Universe, Mike
Mentzer. However, Mentzer,
as do all serious
bodybuilders, uses the
Nautilus only as a training
supplement. No top-flight
bodybuilder could compete
at any level doing the
majority of his training on
the Nautilus, especially on
USC's outdated equipment.
Also, Younginer cited Dr.
Ellington Darden as advocating
the efficiency of the
Nautilus, but he fails to note
that Ellington has a clear
conflict of interest with the
Nautilus. Dr. Ellington was
paid by the company that
produces the Nautilus to do ?
the ten-year study men
; ^ ~ U .. * r
uuncu uy x ounginer. ]
Therefore, I feel any of 1
Ellington's findings may (
have been influenced by his
status of employee.
I feel that Younginer has
done nothing but hurt the
Wardrobi
to thief s
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trom laui
To the Editor
If you see a naked man roam
he is Kob Rushia. All of Rob's c
last night from a local launder;
drying his clothes and they wer
stepped out to pay a debt.
I do not understand what proi
someone else's shirts, jeans, soc
know what Rob will say to the
should he ever happen to cross R
do?) The situation would be air
involve such a negative human tr?
Rob is a lifriioolino onllnni.
v,?ntf,c ail
nalism, as many of us are on th
know I am writing this and may r
his plight, but I am concerned ai
seemed like such an unfair thing
nice guy.
If anyone would like to help Ro!
wardrobe, or would just like to s<
tiis faith io his fellow man or i
Rushia, 109 S. Holly St., Columt
really appreciate it. Thanks.
- - "m7%'r T'? ; T
fl^ \. ifw
I autilus
sport of bodybuilding at
Carolina with his misinformation
and lack of understanHino
o ! ??.?
- v. . ^ u u v; u i
bodybuilding.
But if Younginer really
believes that he can compete
at a high level of competition
in bodybuilding while
training exclusively on the
Nautilus, I urge him to enter
the Mr. USC contest to be
held in early March, where
I'm sure he will be laughed
off the stage. There he will
compete against contestants
who train properly, using
free weights the majority of
the time, and using the
Nautilus only as a training
supplement.
Marc, if you really want to
learn about the sport ol
V/II1 (.IUU l?>
)pen to all.
Eric S. Kichardson
President, L' SC
Bodybuilding Club
e lost
tealing
ndramat
ing the halls of the coliseum
:lothes were stolen from hin.
?mat on Rosewood. Rob was
e stolen, ironically, when litnpts
some people to rip off
k? and underwear I do not
person wearing his clothes
ob's path. (What would you
nost ludicrous if it did not
ait, THEFT.
.,1 4 :.. ii? * ? ?
uut*iii hi me ;>cnooi 01 Jouris
side of town. He does not
lot appreciate mv spreading
nd slightly angry because it
for someone to do to such a
b monetarily to begin a new
?nd him a note to help boost
woman. please write: Hob
>ia. S C 29205. I think he'd
Hob's Friend,
Cindy