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Editor
Kole's i
not adv
USC's Campus Crusade f
Andre Kole, illusionist, at
Spectators were treated no
magic, but also some unexp
teachings from Kole.
Kole's magic act had bee
students came back from C
in view for months, balloons
members sold tickets on tl
Russell House Patio. It was
of the semester.
But nowhere on any of t
vertised that Kole would ir
students felt deceived aftei
for a revival, but for a good
Campus Crusade may h;
assumed that, since the p
rplicions nraaniTntinn th
religious content. But those
assume that. They assume
had been advertised.
Kole did announce befo
minutes or so of his per
religion, and that the audie
point if desired. But those 1
magic tricks after the pre
which should have entitled
performance.
Although the magic sh
spectacular, Campus Crus
forward about the show'
probably not have diminish
Forget <
and qoi
and hav
To the Editor:
| Well, it's time for anothe
election. The campus is all
all those running for office
the posters that are up an<
awaiting the elections.
All fantasy aside, anothe
election is here. A lot of ;
maybe with high hopes, bu
nothing. How can I say this'
years and the Student Gov<
anything.
They have passed a lot o
that has really benefited
anything, the Student Gove
support the administration
it's time that we realize hq
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I ana aDonsn 11 or cnange it di
ineffective, useless, and a \
don't believe this year will b
So let's get rid of it and ui
more parking spots, a part
would be a better use of
wouldn't miss seeing anymo
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or Christ organization presented
the Carolina Coliseum March 5.
t onlv to stinfirh and mvstifvinc
v ? ?-a ?</ ?o
iected and unadvertised religious
n advertised since January when
hristmas break. Posters had been
> for a week, and Campus Crusade
le Pickens Street Bridge and the
one of the most advertised events
he posters or balloons was it adlclude
preaching in his act. Many
attending because they didn't go
professional magic show.
ave tnougnt tnose buying tickets
erformance was sponsored by a
ere would naturally be some
buying tickets did not necessarily
id they were attending just what
re intermission that the last 20
formance would be devoted to
nee members could leave at that
Jiat did leave missed a few more
caching. Tickets were $4 and $5
the audience to the full magical
ow was enjoyable and indeed
?ade should have been straights
content. Ticket sales would
ad significantly.
elections
)&rnmf>nt
e a party
t exciting Student Government
abuzz with facts and figures on J
. The money has been spent on
i the student body is anxiously
sr boring Student Government
people are running for office, {
it the fact is that they will do
' Because I have been here four
jrnment has never really done
f petty legislation, but nothing i
the entire student body. If
irnment seems to back up and ?
jnore than the students. I think (
worthless our government is *
Statically. Up to now it has been
vaste of students' money and I
eany different.
>e the money we would save on
y or whatever. At any rate, it
our resources, and I for one
re "vote for me" posters.
William Fox
finance senior
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USCcc
To the Editor:
Three cheers for Patty
McCarthy's article coniL^
n /-i 1
tci mug me tampus ^oun
system. Our experience with
the structure of the student
judicial system shows that
ample opportunity is afforded
the student if he or
she believes a fair hearing
has not been provided. The
Greek sh
made aft
To the Editor:
I would like to respond to
in nrtiolp nnn#?nrina in fho
? ?ft O "
jamecock on February 16
ind an editorial one week
ater regarding the "nonexistent"
Greek slate.
The article was a
tumorous appeal by the
lewly elected Inrafraternity
Council
Resident Tony Turner to
:lose the gap between
Greeks and Independents,
iut this is a strong fallacy.
Vhat does Mr. Turner call
he meeting that chose John
ioswell, Glory B. Gault,
Jpencer Lynch and Steve
iordin as the Greek canlidates
for the four confitutional
offices?
THESE, and other Greeks,
ipplied through their
raternities and sororities
or slate positions. Then at a
oint IFC and Panhell
neeting, the two groups
lebated and nhns#? thpir
:andidates. There was even
i big debate as whether to
ihoose Mr. Boswell and
ilike Montgomery for the
^residential office. The
atter was long assumed to
e the choice, but when the
raternity and sorority
epresentatives voted,
loswell came out the victor
y an almost 3:1 margin.
There is a conflict,
owever, in the Greek slate
sr vice president. Although
fliss Gault is the chosen
R CJHAT HES
the Editor
mrtsyst
system provides for subsequent
appeals to the
Supreme Court, the 1
president's office, and 1
ultimately, the board of
trustees to ensure fairness
in such matters.
? J '
.inc oiuuau mivocaie s
Office has a staff ready to I
assist and represent any (
student or student 1
ate select
:er much <
candidate, Roland Fulcher,
another Greek, is also
stimulants may be that the sti
staying up all night to prepare hi
Regardless of the reason, I
students know what they are c
substances aren't controlled; ar
miming, ii aepenas on wnich
fraternity or sorority a
student is in as to who they
are told to vote for as vice
president.
And, YES, Mr. Turner, i
Greeks are being told who to ;
vote for. Even Jeff Floyd, i
Student Government vice i
president, who himself was <
last year's Greek candidate, j
said in Feb. 16's Gamecock, j
"I know that there is a Greek
candidate for president this
teyi
can be da
To the Editor:
There seerwo to be a growing
drugs that are packaged and sc
The drugs being sold are not rea
combination of over-the-count<
form a stimulant. The sellers o!
business license and are accre
Administration.
Unfortunately, the people tha
are students that want to get
(speed). One night I went to n
returning to my car 1 found i
distributor. One possible reason
R?U?
em effe
organization before the
judiciary, university
committees, or officers. The ]
Campus Court and Supreme I
Court are staffed with <
members of the ad- 1
ministration, faculty and <
student body to provide a <
i __ * -
gooa cross section of the I
campus community and i
thus, impartiality. i
i
ions
debate
year, and that there are two
Greek candidates for vice
president."
Mr. Turner, don't act so
childish (as the Game cock
called you). There is a Greek
slate. The student body
didn't elect you last year as
?J '
j/ivoiuciu, uiiu , ii smart, will
this year vote for the persons
for Student Government
office who are competent
and responsible, not due to
affiliation.
name withheld by request 1
ii drugs
ngerous i
1
market for non-prescript; ; J
>ld as pharmaceutical speed
Uy illegal. Thfv ir?ct?o^ r, <
^ J x/ litutV/UU CI
:r drugs mixed together to (
f the drugs have a legitimate c
dited by the Food and Drug J
t make the business wealthy ^
the lift of an amphetamine *
ly Astronomy I>ab and upon h
i business eard of our local (
for the increased sales of the
ident will have little trouble *
imself for a major exam
would like to know if these c
:onsuming. Even though the *
e they safe? 1
Harry Amick
?>/\ irishman
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TH S FOR.
LUfC
IF ANYONE has questions
concerning the judiciary,
please feel free to contact us
through the Student
Government office in the j
Russell House. We hope
everyone will become aware
[>f the options available to
them should the need arise.
\gain, thank you for your
nformative and interesting
article concerning the
Campus Court.
ui/>u I * n
wviiai u ju. rcarce
Chief Justice
USC Supreme Court
Tony Turner
Attorney General
Stefan
is doing
her job
To the Editor:
I am responding to the
letter to the editor in the
Gamecock on March 6
concerning Dorothy Stefan
"shunting her responsibilities"
as Senate Finance
Chairperson.
As President of the Russell
House University Union, I
am also concerned about the
Student Government
allocation of student activity
monies. But I feel that
Dorothy Stefan has done
nore than her job requires.
She has given the Union and
ivery other organization on
:ampus the opportunity to
nscuss their budgets with
ler before the actual
learings. She went out of her
vay to help us with our
mdgets and I am confident
(he did the same for all other
>rganizations.
This is not an endorsement
rom the Union for Dorothy
>tefan or any other canlidate;
I am writing because
thought she was treated
mfairly.
Brian Dalton
president, R11UU