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Stuck continued from page 1 Steve Price is chaplain at the Presbyterian Student Center, and he shared his professional view of wit nessing. "I think everything you d< is a witness," said Price ana it s noi just tne Dif things that are important It's all the little things you d< as a Christian that people notice." Witnessing WV 1 Discussed continued from page 1 your faith." Christian told a story of how he was waiting to see a movie in the Russell Houst ana iwo peupie linuc uy *.v him from Campus Crusade "When they found out I waj a religious studies major,' said Christian," they told m< I was not a Christian." Christian said, "I feel th - :?n. organizations arc swiuu, quite fine, but the methods c the invidivuals are not right Faith and reason have t work hand and hand." Debbie Garrison, sophomore in elementar education said, "it's personal thing between Go and me. There's a differenc between expressing vieu and pushing views, I thir most of those groups app! too much pressure." Jessie Brown, a freshmc computer science maj< said, "I have to be rude r\?^ooArifo m v nriuap pi tOV/1 V V IliJ J/* ? *MV Morally that's pretty bad.' Skale-A-Thoi Scheduled To helD raise money f the victims of muscul dystrophy in South Carloir Pi Sigma Epsilon, a natior marketing and sal fraternity is sponsoring skate-a-thon for t Muscular Dystrop Association. Thp pupnt will run from am to 5 pm March 6 at I Red Wing Roilerway Decker Blvd. Participant packets i available at the informati desk in the Russell House at the MDA office on Dev Street. Many prizes from lo businesses and the Musci Dystrophy Association ' be awarded. . Ihe GAMECOCK is the stui newspaper ol the University ?t Si Carolina and is published lour linn week on Mondays, Wednesdays, 1 -...a,-. ...... . .... ..... a.... srnicslcis and weekl) on Wednes during Imlh summer sessions, with exception o( university holidays examination periods. Opinions expressed in llie (iAMIC are those of the editors and not thoi the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina i equal opportunity insti'utiun. The Hoard of Student Publications Communtc ations is the publisher of CAMI COCK. The Student M Department is the parent or^ani/atio the CAMtCOCk. ( han^e of address forms, substrip requests *nti other correspondence sh be sent lo the GAMICOCK, Bo* H5 University of South Orolind. Colun S.C. 2VitW. Subscription rales are Slr>.(>0 for oni year, SH.Ot) per fall or spring semester i 1.00 for both summer sessions. Third < lass postage paid al ( olurr SC ? ;nts Discu I Price said he witnesses to t others because of his belief ? in the Bible. It is the happiness he receives from this belief that motivates him to ) share it with others. While Price believes in the I value of witnessing, he does not like the high-pressure 3 approach taken by some e individuals i in w sm > Est^a HS-'i > * : r n I 'or I ar U la, 1 ial ; i es 11 hie I on I ire I ion I inc I ilar M will 11 dent 9 A [>"'h I J?A ,31' 1 ,b"' f (') anrf c 1981 Beer I lljid iss Evanc "Last semester, students complained to me about being harassed," said Price. "This semester, students have not complained to me about it as much." Price advised students who are being hassled by someone who is constantly witnessing to them to say, "I 11-- J U I xeaiiy uun i wain iu neai f 3rewed by Miller Brewing Co.. Milwa jelism what you are talking about." Price said that while students should get rid of someone who is bothering them, most of them do not. "A new student, who is ' usually 17 or 18 years old, does not know how to do that. You don't know how to get rid of them." in "I Sawe c These ( love yc Avxd TO in the r "3 VBBnBWWBMBBHHRBHHMHMHtaHH ukee, Wis Catholic Student Center, 1610 Greene St. Tel. 799 Sunday Masses Monday thru Thursday Mass Friday Mass F2rct lVi>rl of parh month: Facultv/staf Fr. Stephen Lynch, O.F Catholic Campus Minis S starring Miller High dd story. allege guus i I'll SS ijCLi out 6 p.m. 10 p.m. 5 p.m. 7:45 a.m. f lunch 11:30-1:30 .M. iter life* 1