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Editori. Senators crucial m Key appointments are made ai considered at the first few Stud new term. But apparently nearly student senators didn't think the the term was that important ? be Several key matters were disci meeting. But only 25 of the 45 s were there to consider and vote appointments were voted on an< the SAnntp nnnninto/i pnmmiffon acts set the stage for next year's attending, the senators have pi about serving their constituents. The most controversial actic pointment of a freshman senat chairman. This committee is tl Government body and has had recently with budget appeals. Th a great deal. Every senator shot input. Students assumed that when t) they were electing people wh< their well-being. Instead, man; decisions upto others while they break or simply decided to oorlu If the senators cannot even sta can't expect much in the future clearly violated their constitue decisions made at last week's m< they will have themselves to blan It is time for newly elected o They need to remember their can the importance of the commitmc The rea a realb To the Editor: In response to Mr. Hughes' le 'The Real Deal' offered by the I f Y_ LI- l^Ai. ?? in iiis leuer, Mr. tiugnes cafeteria was not competitive would have found that he was ii the facts. He stated that The fact, it costs $2.60. As for the selection of food, meat from a selection of seven, from a selection of six, two hot soup, salad or desert, and a larj THE 'CAFETERIA-STYLE House, which Mr. Hughes doe students in a fast and effu eliminates the normal task o luxury most USC students cann While investigating these fac Service (those who run RH caf< students with any problems tl taining to the restaurants on ca occasional 'ice cream socials' i order to encourage students to s complaints with the ARA staff. The Russell House is < restaurants around campus anc nro pnncfonflu (nrinri /? MB V VWMUH4HMJ V* J 1110 W Illipi UV cleanliness of their restaurants time, Mr. Hughes, you will invej writing irresponsibly. F / 1 ci rv> o '?? i??i? I - v ja i i iuuuun Founded 1 91 Nowsroom: 777 7181 Business Office: 77 7 3888 Stephen Riddell Jill Hancock Copy Desk Chief Le, Teresa Weaver . . . . News Editor Cy Don Weatherl>ee . Asst . 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Columbia, S C. 30203. allmmm miss leeting id broad policy matters are ent Senate meetings of the 41 * 4 ? iian ui utc i cvviiuy ciorieu second business meeting of cause they didn't show up. issed at the senate's April 15 enators elected last month i on the issues. Committee i Glory Gault, president of chairmen. These important administration, and by not oven that they don't care >n taken was Gault's apx)r as Finance Committee le most important Student a particularly rough time e appointment was debated lid have been there to offer ley voted for their senators ) would take an interest in y senators left important either took an early Easter their two free absences rt off on the right foot, USC . The absent senators have nt's trust already, and if ieting prove to be bad ones, ie. fficers to show leadership, tipaign promises and realize int they have made to USC. , -j?,?i i uexif margin itter (April 6) pertaining to lussell House Cafeteria: complained tnat the RH with local restaurants. He i error had he investigated Real Deal costs $2.75, in nnu ? ? i ? i - ++ nit; rveai ueai oners one , not three; two vegetables rolls w/butter, a choice of ge ice tea or soft drink. set-up of The Russell s not like, helps to serve :ient manner. This also f tipping the waitress, a ot afford. ts, I found that ARA Food e) were very eager to help hat they might have permpus. ARA even sponsors in many residence halls in hare their suggestions and competitive with small i the staff of ARA Services e the quality, service, and on campus. Perhaps next stigate the facts instead of Steve Drvden mmmm 08 Advertising: 7 77 4240 Production: 777 2833 Editor ssa Bainnridge. . Editorial Page Editor linda Calvort Wire Editor ry Brewer . General Managor lliam Tinsley Production Manager in Hatched Business Manager ida Haines Advertising Managor irk Ethridge Jr Advisor Columns ARftnrmtiul Prncu All nthnr mAtPriAl thout ihe permission of the editor, those, if signed, of the writer and, if lumns. All letters and columns must > line. ords, and columns should be limited ^an four typed pages. Letters and s correct name, telephone number, position and major Pseudonyms are >e withheld on letters, upon request, | 1 letters for space and stylo, and we ?y reason I Page Editor, Gamecock. Drawer A. item: a 7v% 7r j VICTIM V1CTI ^ mm p>- f-,. , (lA fc ? VICTIM VICT / 1 + * 4h \ / A A ? 4 u It VICTIM '"viCTl f 2 r VICTIM VICT( 2] mc ? Letters to t Muslim i To the Editor: be The headline article which agf appeared in the April 8 is edition of the Gamecock and Mc was titled "Chairman may Me lose job" (concerning the impeachment of Tom Warta, F chairman nf th*? Rnecoll I r House University Union's pei Cinematic Arts Com- nor mission) prompted me to wa; write you. Art I am specifically con- adc cerned about what seemed to atx Non-int&n best alien To the Editor: -s t r If Mr. Healy is actually donr concerned about freedom evei then he should abandon We interventionist foreign on, policy because it is the tool of thei tyranny, not freedom. e.g. From the point of view of the of tl El Salvadoran people, our end policy is certainly poll totalitarian. At this moment the< we are supporting a totalitarian regime in El saivaaor. inierventionism, whether for noble or ignoble y causes, invariably becomes #1 totalitarian at some point. A J The false crusade against Communism has long since ^ ? reached that point. ?4 There is a very good moral and practical reason why the U.S. has become its own WJ worst enemy; because WAR M is the ultimate source of tyranny ana me single ^ greatest influence for the j destruction of freedom. Ce stil WE HAVE been fighting \m} the infamous Cold War cor against the U.S.S.R. since out the end of W.W. II. This is ha> actually a proxy war. For us he, it is usually limited to wo) various kinds of support for in t ha lataot irintim d\f mil" uiv iuivov f iv vi 111 vi vui yjQ\ friendship, but for the people jf y of El Salvador it is a total jnt war. And this time we have j chosen the side of the op- brc pressors to *he great ad- \ vantage of our communist us enemies. qq In the eyes of the world, Me the struggle between the n US." XttilteW.S.tt!is a inotker dead ijout ]r\ ^ fy^\ ft M VICTIM VI ~J L,,? I. . A {fa t\\ IM VICTIM j VII ^ f^5?Y f'h M VICTIM V VIC ? mJ '? .???.?! *0 mtm ? i ? ? ? ? ^ (2P) (z. M VICTIM VIC ?? ? ?M J lllWM >r>ths,25 victims.anJ ? he Editor movie go> the main accusation place pri linst Mr. Warta and that USC. the scheduling of the ?vie, 'Monamea, My co ssengerof God." the pn surrounc 1RST LET ME state that could si to, not. know Mr. Warta follows: -sonally or professionally, ' am I familiar with the Tne y he runs the Cinematic Messeng s Committee. Let me also done. It i that the showing of the Muslims >ve-mentioned movie took Muslims Europeai A informs ventton sss shaped tative presently million populatic uggle for global O Till tination, leading to the *' itual nuclear holocaust. TJ are egging the Russians and have given them r greatest opportunities, El Salvador. The people lis country should call an to this insanity, and a cy of non-intervention is To the E only rational alternative. let's I Steve Vandervelde notions law student require* the prof a world nmate primarj situatioi varus Asm countrie ^611 OOl currenc; A of produ nrnmisp To the Editor: that Pr< am an inmate at the problem ntral Corrections In- Kecog ution and would like to cessful /e someone in which to easier tl respond with. I am from motivati of state (California) and "niquelj /e no family or friends services e in the southeast and I unions h uld enjoy having someone drives. \ which to share with. I will subs uld appreciate very much expense ou would run the below ad work, wl he Gamecock for me. ^ qn^041 am 36, with blue eyes and There iwn hair. mosphei 'm also a student in the Dismiss C/CCI Program here at very 1 and a Psychology your CCH ijor. vvmuw j rhankingyou beforehand. James R. Odom n i A i i i found in Atlanta r?r\ CT1M I VICTIM :ti ry victim *1 fsl7 I :tim; victim v tim victim ;till unsolved, od porti or to my arrival at moral sizeable , . student* ncern goes beyond t 'sent controversy ling the film and ?neanin mply be stated as ^ movie, "Mohamed, ^ er of God," is well ^ was acclaimed by Cinema as well as by non- orany / . .. miHpo (especially west ? is) as an accurate un,?v?r itive and en- ?nhfchte ig retelling of wor?? 1 events which peoples the culture and ?.r ?"e, of peoples which """ted1 comprise over 700 Prov|*M r*f ?h<> aertakir VI VIIV Tf VI AVI O m. 2 university has a agan real >nomic pi ditor: alk productivity. To most of us of those dreadfully boring afU 1 economics course, to others, essional economist. However, i power, productivity will have fc )ur country's lack of positiv reason for our severely deprc 1 as well as a frighteningly c condition. flation climbs to new heighi s such as Germany and Ja vity to successfully combat th y. The United States is showing ction. Whatever one's feelings i of our new administration, it isident Reagan knows the cat s. nition of the problem is only programs to enhance positive leorized than practiced. The p ng Americans to enhance pr r difficult task. The inflation combined with the growing lave reduced most of the worl Jnder the existing welfare prof naize nousing, rood expenses, n 3, and the question arises, wh> tiy work harder than you have 1 really don't need? are many factors that contrit e to create a high moti bI of incentive not to work is on< [>d place for the President to intry can do for you, but what ? r iv ? ~F) VICTIM VICTIM .. , , ... I fl8^) VICTIM i.^? in\> (?i /victim v&ha rayal obligation to a minority of its ? who are Muslim to their beliefs and le then\ with igful cultural ennent. hey concerns shouid ihe only ones for the tic Arts Committee other cultural comDo you want a sity that is ning and open to the and its different and their cultures, lat is closed on itself, in its perspective and :ial in its unigs. Mohamed Midassi graduate student lizes oblem this word conjures up >rnoons spent in that a subject best left to f we are to survive as ? become a household e motivation is the issed world economic depressing domestic ts every day, other pan have increased le dwindling value of ; record lows in levels concerning the future : must be recognized ises of our economic the beginning. Sucmotivation is much roblem of effectively oductivity will be a of the many social power of the labor king force's physical 5ram the government ledtcal expenses, fuel f work? And if you do to just to keep the job >ute to the proper at vation environment, s of the simplest and a start. "Ask not what t you can do for your George L. Benson graduate student