The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 25, 1982, Page Page 7, Image 10
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TO THE EDITOR :
Your editorial "Faulty Faculty" is part of your continued
campaign to set the students and faculty against one another.
If you want cooperation from the faculty, this is not the way
to do it. I would hope your next editorial will contain ? fnrms.1
apology to the students and faculty of this university. The
apology is necessary because you knowingly deceived the
readers of your paper by claiming that the only reason for not
? using the "Campus Guide" questionnaire is that professors
are only interested in themselves. This is not true and you
know it. Let me point out how I know that you know this to be
false.
On November 3, 1981 I wrote a detailed letter to Mr.
Boswell pointing out the faults of his questionnaire. I consider
myself to be an expert in questionnaire construction
since I have done (and continue to do) studies using this type
of instrument. In that letter, I offered my assistance to Mr.
Boswell and the committee.
Woodland Terrace N
TO THE EDITOR:
As residents of Woodland Terrace for the last three and
one-half years, we are most incensed that this is only the
second reference to the deplorable conditions at W.T. (the
first being a picture of a friend's apartment with its shutter
hanging askew). Instead of criticizing the appearance of
W.T. and supporting the university's decision to sell it, you as
responsible journalists should have been urging the
uiiivcidiiy iu maintain lis apartments off-campus as well as
it does its glorified Roost.
Residential Life Services has a crew of eight or so "ren
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uuvalors wno spend tneir days waiting for lunch while
watching one of their number work. Adding to their compliment
are two maintenance men who instead of picking up
trash (because dumpsters are emptied so infrequently) root
through the trash searching for "treasures."
The outside appearance of W.T. is nothing compared the
living conditions on the inside. Residents at W.T. have had to
cuiuena wnn me touowing:
f l)a four-by-six inch hole in the kitchen wall that remained
V.i unrepaired for over a year.
2) leaking bathroom fixtures that are never repaired.
3)gaps under doors and windows that can be seen through.
4)rotting floors.
5)doors that won't latch.
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outside.
Not only must we contend with deplorable living conditions,
we also have frequent visitors. The first is the
g, notorious "Roachland Terrace Roach" known to be invulnerable
and most enamored of the supposedly bi-monthly
exterminations. We also have been visited by the infamous
two-legged prowler which despite numerous sightings by
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ntroversy Continues
On November 4, 1981,1 received a letter from Mr. Boswell MARK
telling he did not like my letter and stating "...we have Editoralready
reached a point where it is too late to reconsider." In n"
this case, Mr. Boswell and the other students were "lazy" or
unwilling to reconsider their action. m
Look for an incre
On November 10, 1981,1 sent a letter to you in response to spring and next U
your editorial "Campus Guide" with my letter to Mr. Boswell build up military i
enclosed and asked you to publish it as an "open letter." You but how else will s
refuse to publish either of my letters. Thus, you knew what deep cuts in fina
the complaints were against the "Guide" and you have to this unaffected by wh;
day not been honest with your readers. the flag of the CL
i can only nope you gives me a good ii
will publish this letter and respond to these facts by fully in this state are wi
informing your readers. the damn thing v
Heard that the ne^
CHARLES TUCKER out of student aff;
Associate Professor of Sociology Doughnuts" after
DUNCAN. Hope th
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he would to a Gil*
your honor, could
residents at their back windows, remains undaunted and truth instead
uncaptured by USC's finest as they search from the comfort situation? 1
of their custom cruisers. (Note: there is no access for custom have DAVID STO
cruisers behind W.T.) of Management
summit Meeting
We have survived increases in rent from $95 a month to PRESIDENT
$140 a month. Now we have been told that chances are we are xjei^ wlsdom?
to be evicted with a 60-day notice. When, we don't know. ~tockman was to:
Please note that the only attempt to find lodging for any of us ye wouldn t show
is to put us on waiting lists for campus housing. Of course this L always helps t<
excludes pet owners, who make up a sizeable body of W.T. pM. MAGAZINE;
residents. show?cal1 itseK a:
show? I thought th
Perhaps if the university spent a fraction of the money that Sjjtten the feelinj
is spent maintaining athletes in luxury on conditions for f L.t ?
w.t., it would not be on the auction block today. .ine credlJ- ^ven t
J he won the Heisr
stacia Mcdonough ?r?te thj!} heri
Graduate Student, Applied History *i_ ^ma5
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johnMcdonough NkeX'wtivered
Senior, Philosophy ce ?^ectlve reP
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mouth, I can't hel]
a mountain some
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Dollar Bill Changer KsrBSE
when we were in
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president last Mi
TO THE EDITOR: room, hull? Tell me that, will things done. I wis!
Just what would it take to ya? May GOV.
get a dollar bill changer in LESLIE P. EAGELLAND sales tax sound li
the Gambrell Hall snack Graduate Student increase in sales
it FRESID1
would do everythi
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fall, don't be surpi
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BHHBHSHU > Doug
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WUSC, for impro>
the station, there
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I Pam Parsons. Gr<
lowest momer
meaning of the wo
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ase of enrollment in ROTC divisions this
ill semesters. Not only will the hysteria to
iefense result in greater recruiting action,
tudents be able to pay for their tuition with
ncial aid. Now tell me that students are
it's happening in Washington Flying
EMSON TIGERS on top of the state house
idication of where the minds of legislators
rjpn Hoalinrt tnWU A * 1 4
>?v?a uvuiillg nivu Ulipui Ullil. laaucd. rtl ltjasi
/as only up there for a few hours
n name for an intramural basketball team
airs department will be called "Duncan's
the dean of that department MARSHA
ley do better than Marsha's baseball heros,
Phillies All the talk to close
IT was just that?talk. Point the finger of
KIRKMAN FINLAY who never wanted it
place but made remarks that sounded like
IT class last semester. What's the matter
n't you face a group of students with the
oi Deing dishonest about the
rhe S.C. Chamber of Commerce was to
CKMAN, the director of the federal Office
and Budget, speak at their Economic
but that afternoon, he called and said
Mi AN wanted him to rework the budget. In
e Chamber of Commerce waited until
>peak before they informed their audience
up. That's great for public relations, guys.
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, that incredibly non-informative television
magazine? Can a magazine be a television
ere was a difference I have always
{, that Sports Ilustrated has something
ROGERS. There was nothing but a two
o him on the "Milestones" category when
nan Trophy. Before that came out, they
SCHELL WALKER should win it over
le him out to be an idiot in an article about
iaints earlier this year and now they make
after all his accomplishments in the NFL.
orting there, SI?
FRANK BORKOWSKI with a pipe in his
0 but think he should be sitting on the lop of
where dispensing prophecy to those who
ip and seek his wisdom Speaking of
1 DAVIS POWERS who works in his office
onstant craving for Coca Cola soft drinks
China. I wonder if he's gotten his fill now
the states In all the student gover o
ruircnn ic fll APV r Alll TP T
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* to be a disaster when she ran for viceirch.
The girl's got spirit and is getting
i her the best of luck as she graduates this
RILEY makes his proposal for half-a-cent
ke it's a revelation. This state needed an
tax for years and probably still won't get
ENT HOLDERMAN said Friday that he
ng in his power to avoid a tuition increase
tem out and when tuition is increased next
i^pH At t Ho iron; loocf I ItV' KT A PL1
? mv VIIV v Vi J AXxtAOVf VOV U A /14'
d be able to take classes either for free or
here are many empty seats in classrooms
lelp the staff here further their
living JACKIE SHERKILL $1.7 million for
as Texas A4~M athletic director and head
/ proves that college athletics is ridiculous
dy is worth that much money unless he can
naturally, faculty members at the school
y they ever went into academia to get paid
Sherrill's getting. I'm sure glad USC didn't
Sherrill and even gladder that he's not
cind qf money. And imagine, his old team,
?rs, didn't even finish first in the
'ery so often, the Gamecock gets letters
no would like pen pals as they bide their
l prison. Kurt Raymer wrote from the
n Talladega, Alabama to ask for com*ites,
"I will be released in May 1982 after
rs in numerous orisons and T'vp ln?;t all
amily and friends so if you care to share
d bring some sunshine into my prison cell,
any and all letters and questions you may
rs old and his address is:
IER, number :i009:i, Box P.M.B. F.C.I,
lama, 35160. His friends call him
V :To ANDY MOORE, station manager of
'ing the quality of music and newscasts on
by making it a credible medium
i/\nv ?- *1
iuu i : i u muse on me WOMEN'S
SAM who have quit after the departure of
iat sense of spirit to stick with the team at
it girls. Maybe someday you'll learn the
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i uo bjjui i uiiu icam pi?y.