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Athenian Debai ttk s.. Photc Proving his point Vauin I actio nrocontc Kip nonor at IWoHnocHau'p rta4 win i.ggirv pi iajuiiio ibio pupui ui iiuuiiuouuy o uui The ne Cal Cal 1 V^cli Just < T when i I i mm Pouc WVij W W AA? "POLICE AC starring STEVE GUTTENBERG KIM ( story by NEAL ISRAEL & PAT PROF R RESTRICTED -51' ; produced by PA r uftOt* If moumis iccoMMmmc < i PARI Rl OK AOUi 1 CUAtOlik OPENS AT TIIEAT ting Society holt f Creationism, w By Amy Bedenbaugh i! * VI 1 ^reaiioiiisin, rNureriiuurg w criminals and the effects of nucle war on children were the subjects the Athenian Literary and Debati Society's first Paper Defen Wednesday. An explanation of man's origin speculative, but evolutionists' theor are humanist rather than religioi said computer science senior Ke> Leslie in his paper, "Creationis Religion's Reply to Evolution." In defense of creationism, Les said, "All the kinds of plants a animals were created essentially at I same time, so all the kinds of plai and animals that are now in existei have always been in existence." Ik LESLIE SAID the Bible was writl B by God through man. "God inspii & man to write it. Everything in it mi fbe correct," he said. The scientific views of the evo tionists are taken by hypothesis, Le< said, and they experiment to eitl prove or disprove their hypothes Creationists believe that everythi supports their hypothesis of creatic he said. i by jotsph Gwnett "God is creator. It is not necessj to question his power. His word late. truth," said society member Stan w police recruits 11 them slobs. LI them jerks. [1 them gross. don't call them you're in trouble. EjlEASEH it an Institution! IADEMY" a PAUL MASLANSKY production :ATTRALL BUBBA SMITH and GEORGE GAYN T screenplay by NEAL ISRAEL 4 PAT PROFT ani ,UL MASLANSKY directed by HUGH WILSON ERS EVERYWHERE ON 1VL ds first Paper E far rriminolc nuplooi IUI Ul II I ill IUIvP/ I IliuluU Davis when the floor was opened for ar comment. :ar History major Shaun Mohle said it of was "not justice but mere vengence" ng to consider 21 Nazi war officers guilty se for the crimes of their nation in his paper, "The Nuremburg War is Criminals Were Innocent Because ies They Followed Orders." JS, /in THE 21 German officers were tried m, on crimes against peace, war crimes and crimes against humanity in the ;lie Nuremburg trials, which were connd ducted in Nuremburg, Germany from :he Nov. 1945 to Aug. 1946, Mohle said, nts The crimes rest with the German ice people and Hitler, Mohle said. The German army was following the orders of civilian control and cooperation of ten the German people enabled Hitler to ed wage war effectively over a seven year ust period, he said. < ? T U ? /"> ^ ~ 1 ? i lie vj vi in a 11 ^ a v ^ lu- sovereignty to Hitler and never remov?lie ed it. If they had not stood behind him ler all the time he never would have been es. able to do it," Mohle said, ing "If you were in the place of any )n, soldier commanded to shoot down people that you are not in a place to ary judge, you probably would. The peris son who is guilty is the one who ley originates the orders," Mohle said. ========================= II vm Techm Leadii . Be a scier ficer in tl ^ |Sf have a sc v degree, mi K to join ou an Air Foi lL| 1 CUNT i?|i 717 King Street Columbia, S C. 2920 EH (803) 254-8866 B(Ge oqbi For Jus llii For a ''mitei U O buy one pai reaular pric second pair i same price ?? for only [ES AS COMDT LASSARD ) HUGH WILSON m A iADO c?MPWYB(ILt^ 1 VRCH 23. ^ )efense r war debated "ANYONE WHO was a commander in his (Hitler's) military is not at fault. Hitler is at fault," said journalism junior Tony Snell. Children are aware of nuclear war but do not understand it, said journalism sophomore Ann Farmer in her paper "Children and Nuclear War, A Study of Impre: sions and Reactions." Children's awareness of nuclear war first appears at the third-grade level, Farmer said. Their reactions are confiicinn hplnlpccnpcc anH fpar that thpv ",v/ will not live to be adults. . The reaction turns to anger at the fifth-grade level and as children repress their questions, they become angry and cynical, Farmer said. "BOMBS TAKE away the children's sense of stability when they can go off anytime," Farmer said. In Farmer's survey of a class of fifth grade children she found some agreements between countries is important to their hope for the future. Farmer said fear of the unknown was the children's major problem. "We should set up education programs to help them know all the facts i ^ _i - _. i t l _ ? unuersianu wny we nave oomos, when they would be set off and the history behind them," Farmer said. i li WS&a11 lology's II ng Edge 11 ice or engineering of- I I le Air Force. If you 11 ience or engineering I I aybe you can qualify | | r dynamic team. See *ce recruiter today. ' BEN HAVI)EN j ,COLLECT r? i >-()(? r> r> f>9-7<>85 A great way c4 life ? ' f * For Every BODY .. Monday-Saturday 5 10.00 am to 6 no nm >4 A >1 n uviiai m d time only \ ! if of tights at f e then get the Vof the ^ Woodrow St. I Sunshine [ft Cleaners ? I ? k TKING ST ? ?- *- a* 4; & ^n,fe ? ? g. Stage ? "J Queen St m i 1iTr f. 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