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As strange as it may sound
I had a gay experience last
Halloween. I suppose it
wasn't a total gay experience
because I only
made it half-wav through the
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Don Weatherbee
Editorial Page Editor
door of a third-floor Russell
House bathroom before I
retraced my steps.
I unexpectedly interrupted
a loving couple in the men's
room, but I was Vt shocked
and disgusted ? only
disgusted. After all, I had
learned Russell House gays
weren't uncommon.
AFTER almost four years
at USC, with one and onehalf
of those years spent
working in the Russell
House, I developed a "gay
awareness." I was aware of
mens' names, telephone
numbers- and drawings
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exercised gay artists) that
appeared mysteriously
written or scratched on
bathroom walls and then
disappeared along with the
good stuff when the walls
were later cleaned.
I was aware through past
reports by campus sources
that Russell House homos
are not simply Halloween
phenonema, although the
image fits. Gays were the
subject of news articles in
the past, complete with
witnessess' accounts of
sporadic violence, and
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recently told me he oc- j
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had to liberate the <
bathrooms. And one night, i
after leaving the Gamecock t
office, I found trash cans
holding open the doors of I
some Russell House i
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the time how the cans came
to be there, although now I
suspect it was the work of a
lazy page.
AND I was aware, with all
this knowledge, that I was
going to avoid any peculiar
confrontations in the Russell
House. So, I will share with
myself part of the disgust I
felt toward those two men
last Halloween. I am
disgusted with myself, not
because I neglected to avoid
two homos, but because I've
been trying to avoid an
unavoidable issue. I never
fully realized that gays are
tumbling out of the closet
like so much dirty laundry.
Although the Bible says
God created Adam and Eve,
somewhere along the line
someone created an Adam
and Steve, because
homosexuality has been
around a long time.
Remember the infamous
Roman empire.
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Thus, it would probably be
Futile to try to stop
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lessens the competition for
heterosexual dating. But
being the liberal sort of
person that I am, I'm content
with the reasonable
objective of trying to put the
gays back in the closet with
the dirty laundry, or least i
getting them out of the
university's bathrooms. :
AT FIRST I thought
mavbe eavs would be
dissuaded if maintenance
installed hard-to-turn
doorknobs on the bathroom
doors, but then I realized two
gays would open the doors
easily.
A friend of mine suggested
that if the bathrooms were
made as small as possible,
so as to allow only minimal
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gays would look elsewhere
for meeting places. But this
plan would be too expensive
and time consuming.
He then suggested placing
weight-triggered alarm
systems in the bathrooms
that would sound the alert
when more than one man
occupied small areas in the a
bathrooms. But this
suggestion fails for the same
reason his first one did.
SO I AM still open to
suggestions, preferably
from heterosexual readers
who have to cope with the
same problem. Until an
enforceable plan to liberate
the bathrooms is designed
and put into effect, I and
many other heterosexuals a
will continue to be in- ^
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