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-opinion Germany i dubious a Last Sunday, Germa anniversary: the con Hitler exactly fifty reexamining the effec may yield few new ins the differences betwee grandparents. The first effect of Hit end (only temporarily many. The Weimar F experiment with dem< Hitler's reliance upon This memory continue causes them to questio practices and their abi Although thp Wpim hindsight) to have be well before 1933, its fat Many governments ha more questionable cl Weimar Republic; the; Hitler. Another result of Hit] Second World War. In I inevitable. Hitler's de power and prestige ws British and French int< particularly Poland, inevitable. Men must i to go to war. Although selves, as the means complish their ends, th< thoir Qpfinnc Hitlor Ir VAAV1I. MVV1V11U. AAIVAV1 iV with his gamble to in expect the British and especially after Czech< that men, not his tori trends, are responsible Hitler's rise to pow British and French en could maintain their e: nun r* 11 /AM ui a acnuua ciidiicil Hitler's challenge to allowed others, prirr Americans, to pick up Even with the end France failed to r< economic power to w customed. British ore evaporated with the Japanese. After the seriouslv accepted con Hitler's eventual guaranteed the rise < power in Europe. Onl Union had the men rjprmanv Thic mnnnl AAllAilJ . J.1HO lli^aill divide the spoils, Foi Moors, non-Europeam of Europeans. Again, in hindsight, Europeans (Russians together seems to hi Europe. However, wY hostility might hav decision to divide Eui was not. Europe did mnfiiol rliolilr^ nf A **>,* AllUtUUl UlOlIIVVy UI nilK did not have to side rooted struggle. How gamble insured that have the will or the m< and Russian appeals 1 worked for most of a German state; Hitler labor in thirteen short However, there are learn. Men and thei bold plans for their they can control th miaiuiy. Avuuii miit'i like Napoleon or A scheme of things. Ho controlling these char place. Simply, Adolf but only according to < remembers nniversary ns remembered a dubious ling of power of Adolf irAnttf? nrf/\ A y cat o agu. ruuiuugii t of Hitler's rise to power ights, it does remind us of n our world and that of our ler's rise to power was the y) of democracy in Gertepublic, Germany's first xiracy, was destroyed by i intimidation and terror. bs to haunt Germans and n their faith in democratic lity to govern themselves. ar Republic appears (in en heading for the rocks R was bv no means sealed. ive continued to rule with aims to power than the y did not experience Adolf ler's rise to power was the lindsight, the war appears jsire to restore German is certain to conflict with srests in Eastern Europe, However, no war is nake conscious decisions 1 they may delude themmust be suitable to acey still are responsible for noui fVio riolrc Qccr\/>i a fori 11V? V11V- JL 1|J1\U UOOUViUtVU vade Poland; he did not the French to oppose him, Slovakia. We often forget cal forces or long term 5 for wars. er spelled the end of the lpires. Britain and France mpires only in the absence ge to power in Europe, them at their doorsteps larily the Japanese and 11 1 me coioniai pieces. of the war, Britain and 2gain the political and hich they had grown acmipotence in South Asia fall of Singapore to the war, Asians no longer tinued European rule. decision to risk war )f American and Russian y America and the Soviet onH mofftninl i U11U Iliu IC1 lCli IU UClCdl t they would decide how to r the first time since the s would determine the fate the inability of these nonand Americans) to work ave guaranteed a divided die Russian and American e been inevitable, their 'ope into two armed camps I not have to suffer from ;ricans and Russians. They with anyone in this deepever, Hitler's ill-conceived his countrymen would not eans to resist the American to take sides. Germans had century to form a unified destroyed the fruit of their and bloody years. ; still some lessons for us to r governments often have futures; they believe that eir destinies and remake proves that "great men" lexander cai change the wever, the difficulty lies in iges once they start to take Hitler changed our world, other's plans. ......... mmmommmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm '^ iWl Jetters_ Federal aii Editor: It never ceases to amaze me I "liberal" political philosophy c Friday's editorial criticizing 1 promises, but using tbe "squeal family planning clinics to infor use) as an example is absolutely If you were truly concerned and government infringers eliminating all federal aid to su< that over 70 million TAX dollar last year? I challenge anyone t< authority for federal governmen these social programs! And furthermore, it's not the to see that everyone is emplt USC baski Editor: Jimmy Foster once again used of play to burst his way throu defenses to lead the Gamecock! tory. Although the Furman froi impressive basketball, they foun skills are not enough to even Greenville native. Foster's 20-point performance player to break the 1,000-point m this feat brought him a standing first half of Saturday's game Gamecock fans are pleased to h another year of USC basketball. But it was not a one-man sh< and Harold Martin displayed so one-on-one ball handling and sh Changes ini Editor: This is in regard to the deeis vices and the organization kno^ change the hall plans of se residence halls. We, several residents of the I Dorm, very much resent the fac decided (without any input of o from D plan to A plan. This wc stead of the current plan we ha male visitors on our hall froi weekdays and at any time durin A plan, which prohibits males any time. Now, we are not nymphomani feel that we should have the rigl about the time that we spend wi the privacy of our own hall and/ somewhat great sum of money residents of other residence ha privilege to decide what the plan Because of these nameless, people, we will all probably ha^ close camaraderie we have previous two or more semesters lS.thp fftpt that urt* u/orp nr?t nnn matter. Why couldn't whoever devise* of dictatorship try to find people to change their hall plan? We a the typical manner in which . pperates* vye will be forced to be d, regulati t low consistently inconsistent ? an be. I heartily agree with l fieagan's broken campaign " regulation (which requires j m parents of contraceptive < ludicrous! 1 about reducing government < ant, you would support ch programs. Do you realize < s funded abortion programs j ) find in the Constitution the ? n 10 spend our tax dollars for \ government's responsibility * >yed, nor to provide public etball teai his aggressive, rugged style q igh double and triple team ? 5 to another convincing vie- t it court men played sound, a d that just good college level a slow down the determined h made him the 23rd Carolina c ark. The accomplishment of ova nun miaway inrougn tne r i in this, his junior year. J: ave Foster returning for yet * >w. Guards Gerald Peacock me exciting talent with their looting skills. Peacock is too I HI __l uurm nan pi V ion by Residential Life Ser- r wn as Dorm Government to i veral locations in various casement of Wade Hampton t that Dorm Government has urs) to change our hall plan mid mean, in effect, that inve, which enables us to have n noon until 11:30 p.m. on g the weekends, we will have from being upon our hall at acs by any means, but we do lit to make our own decisions th people, male or female, in or rooms. We have all paid a to live where wp do ac hauo - - - " ? ") MM am T 1/ lis who were given a voting i of our hall would be. faceless and inconsiderate ire to move and break up the established during these . What really makes us angry isulted at any time upon this i this utterly ridiculous form j in a vicinity that are willing re not willing, but because'of i Residential Life Services shuffled about next semester ^ ? ? 1 rf^ | SOWHERETC VJEIWEO ion necess ducation. Nowhere is there provi security, Medicare, unemploj lousing, block grants for cities, a< Our constitutional republic (i sledge it isn't "to the democracy established to "promote the gene the common defense." Defense i expenditures of the federal goveri There still are many Americar George Washington wrote, "that governs least." Invariably, the 4 jnjust, unconstitutional regulatk :he ones who fought for the init constitutional programs in the firs 11 displays [Uick for any defender to stop, or 18 assists speak well of his dazzl eammates have begun to expc iccurate jump shots are complei ibility and better than average lim a threat anywhere on the coui Carolina now has what is need ollege team ... a balanced scorii md ball handling blend well with lay of Foster, Brad Jergenson ar nagical twentv-win season is in fhe Gamecocks now stand 14-4 \ Ceep scrapping, Gamecocks, n tournament Team. lane annor r< IUIIO UIlyui I 9 vhen we were perfectly content v tameless and unidentifiable peopl n further USC bureaucracy. I <Gcimei Editor-in-C Richard Me Copy Desk Chief AnnApplegate V Asst. Chief Jcimt r. I New? Editor ( uns Handal A 8 Asst. News Editor .mis(in Hand C 1 Asst. News Edit. Kachel Waterhouse C I Ent. Editor J Hn Vaughan A | Asst. Ent. Editor . . Ji<i Arsdale A I Sports Editor. '-my Hoggs H I Asst. 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