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TO THE EDITOR Firs
In response to all of the t
opinions concerning the Mid- have
east Crisis, I would like to secut<
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"knowledgeable" in- hashe
formants, where they get an c
their information? Have any others
of you been there, or did you make
live out any of these lived
historical events? Can you
honestly rely on the non- view
objective, predominantly from
Jewish controlled media in world
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I lived in the Middle East accou
for five years and being an peninj
objective unbiased member acts o
of their society, I became atroci
determined to gather some U.S.r*
truth involving the Mideast heard
problem. would
USC And
TO THE EDITOR
What remarkable organizations! Le
of the most effective, efficient, ar
organizations known to man: the US(
Department Parking Patrols.
The efficiency with which these
credible. Never mind that your fin
seconds, if you forget to put change ir
forbid) park in any area with a trace c
you're gonna get tagged. And $15 is ;
sacrifice to the cops. These unique in
radars that draw them immediately t
they know every illegal parking sp;
Lexington.
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uuai to me muiiu uiai spurs inese rr
excellent performance of their jobs? !
No Man Escape Our Wrath," for anyor
sight of Columbia, especially the
parking spaces are given up only for 1
Exxon Oil) has witnessed these officei
cars, leaving behind their ticket of <
reassuring to see them at work on a ]
(2-4 a.m.), picking out young women's
to their dorms to avoid walking unese
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TO THE EDITOR counte
I am writing this letter displej
because there is a growing Summ
problem on this campus. The person
problem is the increased occupi
imposition of homosexual Coopei
activity. On March 4, I was After
approached by another male rnirroi
in a Business Administration sk
bathroom and asked if I bathrc
would mind someone giving House
me a "head job." (I suppose my r,
I would have been wrong if I being I
had proceeded to squash him The
like an ant. No ? I would not been
have been wrong). This is charte
not the first disgusting en- are ar
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st Crisis Explained
>t of all, I will be the planes bombing small towns
o admit that the Jews and killing innocent women t
been horribly per- and children. But the U.S. is I
3d for centuries. But I much too isolated and at the t
feary of this old, re- mercy of the press, to hear I
d story being used as about such things. f
xcuse to persecute Also, I am tired of con- t
?. Two wrongs don't stantly hearing that p
it right. Also havng Palestine is "The Promised a
in the Middle East Land", for God's chosen c
1969-1974 I was nhlo tn ?
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related news articles Christian understanding that
sources all over the all good believers in God are
and very few of them chosen people. I feel that
inthing but one-sided Jerusalem should be a
nts of what was hap- capital for all God's
And yes, there were religions, if you read
f Israeli terrorism and Genesis, it says that God
ties, but people in the promises this land to all the
Bverread about them or
about them. And ves. I seeds of Ahmham -
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read about Israeli Issac.
f City Police Like Tit
st us take notice of two a"f perilous and unpatrolwl area:
id non-discriminatory Perhaps it is the love of the.r
: and Columbia Police fm,est t0 do.s"ch extraordinai-y
entire area in front of South Buil<
people operate is in- "a,\mal lsl ?< "legally parte
al exam starts in 30 structive cars. It sure seems that
. the meter or (heaven on "?eir faces as they peer dow
.f yellow paint near-by, [na>'l1>e PlaV In?'an and s
) lot of beer money to "fcalps. I can hear them now:
dividuals have natural t^ou ^ as
o expired meters, and of fm 8?'a*ay Must be that tui
ice from Eastover to motor velncle.
Aha, that s it! It s those nil
.en and women to such vehicles" they drive. How fun it r
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surely it must be "Let " 6"~"J""' " ""
le who has come within b.?n af aY' .. ..
campus area (where They'wk so authoritative ooh
arge shares of stock in ' lroueh ^a f,c ln those "eat little
rs (?) swarming about Campus Pollceseal on theSlde v
ieath. It is especially makesrainy
Sunday morning
cars who parked close
orted through the dark
erosexuals Unite
r 1 nave had the organization. They have the i
asure to witness. Last right to organize, but I have '
er I witnessed two rights also. It is time for \
is looking under an heterosexual students to 1
ed stall in a Thomas demand that their rights not c
r Library bathroom, be violated. Heterosexual
reading about the students have the right not to s
s on the ceiling above be propositioned and the i\
alls in the third floor right not to be subjected to M
ora of the Russell conditions that are a direct ^
, I began to feel that result of homosexual ac- h
ght to be normal is tivities such as holes in the p
threatened. walls of stalls, the lack of
gay students have Hnnrc an tho ctollc onH
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granted a university reflective peep shows. I do CI
r which implies they not comdemn nor condone B
1 offically recognized homosexual activity, as far
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In conclusion, I would like
o state that I personally feel
srael has the right to exist, .
>ut it is the oppression of the
'alestinians that is so un- Editorial 1
ortunate. My only wish is
hat Israel would stop im>ersonating
"the underdog"
nd be a little more
oooerativp in thp MiHomt I Life can be lool
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eace Talks. I firmly believe
that the Palestinians have a T if lik i
right to their homeland, as hockev itwaSn
well. And I hope, that in the
future people can try to j , jetoa
c " uss this controversy with j^e
a ittle more objectivity,
m re tacts and admit, This uke humans
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job that prompts the city's pushed around
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iing (excuse me, Patterson campus.
d but harmless and unobway
from the obscene grin Teachers ar<
n at the license plates. Or around. "Don't
ee who can get the most must be fun tot
"Hey Billy Ray, how many come to class o
'd had ya beat, but a couple make you want
bo-charger you got on your
Then you ha1
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lust be! It's no wonder they always want it
neasure up, their scooter is "e terribly unn
organizations v
n' around campus, weaving forces wit!
; scooters with the infamous showing newsp
i^hat a great target that seal corners handir
can hear them;
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Journalism Sophomore | you how depres
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your life. You
would be so ba
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is I am concerned you do P?^ce d
vhat ever you want. If you Push us arounc
vant to give or receive a *s a S??d exa
.low job go home behind everyone has a
losed doors. can score the b
Your idiosyncrasies People are a
hould not be forced upon make a choicc
lose who disagree with your Every Candida
'ay of life, and I should not Persuasion is |
ave to suffer because of But what abou
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leterosexual students unite. Being a hock
war contest b
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usiness Administration yougo.
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Page Editor
ked at in many different ways.
hockey puck. Actually I know nothing about
't a sport we indulged in after school, after all
nds freeze over in North Carolina? However,
i hockey puck, and tie it in to the meaning of
, a hockey puck begins it's life with a slap.
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,yi kci pusneu arouna. tiumans are constantly
round. First by our parents who made us eat
d take ridiculous naps when we weren't tired,
er, they place even worse constriclons on us
hey make us clean our rooms, and do our
lomework, there is another area where we are
? school. It starts in grammar school and
il we receive our diplomas and flee the college
3 really good at slapping us hockey pucks
be late," "Don't skip class," they tell us. It
>e a teacher. No one keeps record of when they
r when they arrive late. It's almost enough to
to become a teacher ? almost.
ye those ominous people who want something
ire are some you owe money to, and they
now! When people want your money, they can
easonable and pushy. Then there are different
vho constantly harass you to try and get you to
1 them. These people can be found on campus
tapers and pamphlets at you, found on street
ig out flowers or other items of interest. You
yelling their about causes everywhere!
hese people even approach and begin telling
jsed you are. You're depressed because you're
'hen you become depressed and try to examine
wonder, what can us hockey pucks do that
d? It's not our fault if we do something wrong
npnnlp whn c 1 r>r>nir>? at nc t
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epartment think that they have the right to
i too. They get on us for everything. Speeding
mple. Then we become confused, because
lways told us to do things fast ? the faster we
etter!
ilways wanting you to make a decision ? to
i. Politics are an excellent example of this,
ite tries to persuade you over to their side,
great for people who are trying to persuade,
t all the hockey pucks out there who are only
the persuasion used.
ey puck is like being in the middle of a tug of
etween the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh
ird to come out ahead regardless of which way
fe as a hockey puck isn't easy. People are
I at you in different directions, wanting you to
igs. Parents are always preaching about the
io in life, and your friends are always telling
in" things in life. Different groups want difom
you. You begin to think they there is a
at against you ? and the entire world is in on
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r life. You constantly find yourself in no win
; as you think you are breaking away and
just as you are approaching your goal,
i and grabs you back, and your in the middle
igain.
r that in today's society there is a lack of
zens ? or at least those who remain conir
views. One day you're for abortion, then
"No, abortion is bad," so you change your
jcks have to go with the flow of the game.
of us break through and accomplish our goals
ike awhile, and we may have to go through a
nd slapping. We may even backslide ever so
of usdo break through and score enough goals
w end up in "tie games."
emember is stick to what you believe in, no
lyone says. Dodge through all those people
ntly slapping at you through life. Finally the
r for you to win.
ook forward to the next game.