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Page 6 ? November 9, 1984 Opinion __ THE GAMECOCK Oranges big gam Have some pride This year we hav< before. The footbal Carolina histnrv a United States will Saturday. That game may c go to. Let's not louse it coaches have work and the alumni 1^ Bowl representai thusiastic, positive no respect for their State game last wee Some Carolina " home-team's alma i spectators had to ge flying oranges. Real impressive. Let's not do it ag rass our players, 01 Especially on natioi Remember how were last year, and not Clemson fans, think that about us, We hear one frate ly bright circular cil buy one, wave it for field, and don't thr< Imacine what it Bowl representative: circular citrus fruits firm grips of cheeri That's a lot more to fights because of being injured by an deck, or a delay of ? grass. Our football tear let's be the best we spirit ? and our cla and being fair. So far this seaso once they got to thei games have started j (at least for Saturd; But this Saturday beer breakfast; th Everyone will have get inside the stadi field for the pre-gai Let's be there w mater, when the tc when the bowl peof And let's be back Yell like you've n the people in Death - Got Copy Desk Chief Ron t News Editor John Asst. News Editor Ann Entertain. Editor Maris Asst. Ent. Editor Robert 0 Sports Editor Andrev Asst. Sports Editor . . . Tracy Photo Editor Jennifer Asst. Photo Editor Joseph Copy Editor Susan Li Copy Editor Hal Newsroom 77 Business Office 77 The Gamecock welcomes letter must be typewritten, triple spai I ottorc chnilM ho nn lr\nrtn? *! ? ?-w..win MMuuiu UD IIU tunyui ifio to one newsworthy subject no editorials MUST be signed with dress, clqss standing or faculty i but the writer's name may be wi We reserve the right to edit Address letters and columns tc Columbia, S.C. 29208. could turn e into lemc , Carolina. e more to be proud of than il team is 8-0 for the first tin nd television sets all across be tuned to our football g letermine what bowl game \ up. The football team and ed too hard, and the local /e waited too long. tives are looking for loud, fans, not drunken morons school ? like those at the Is ?kend. fans" threw oranges, booed mater, and picked fights. S< t medical help after being hi ain this week. Let's not eml jr coaches, our longtime f; rial television. obnoxious the Clemson j every year before that? We and we don't want peoph jrnity may sell some suspick :rus fruits before the game, luck, but don't throw it on dw it on anyone else. would look like if the Ora ? Saw 74 000 cnQniririiicW/ Kr _ , , . y w w Vf U V?U|yiVIV/ V*kJI J L/i ; waving through the air in ng Carolina fans. impressive than fans getting ' someone's lousy aim, or a orange thrown from an up ;ame to clear juicy mush off n is the best it's ever been, 've ever been. Let's show ss ? by being there, being 1< n the fans have been great ir seats. Of course, many of at indecent early morning he ay), so that may be excusab there'll be no fried chicken e game starts at 3:50 p plenty of time to tailgate um before the band takes ne show. hen the band plays the a jam bursts onto the field Me take their seats. ; in black. ever yelled before, and wav Valley can see you. inecock Editor in Chief David Hill Managing Editor Leslie J. Dun son Irackett Copy Editor Lynn Cu Deiner Copy Editor Tim Sut Farmer Copy Editor Laura Dannh a Porto Copy Editor Crystal Chap 'Connor Copy Editor Kip B v Miller Mixson General Manaaer Rnn F Wooten Ad Manager Doug Trueb Garnett Production Manager Mark McE ewellyn Graduate Assistant Ron Bucht Hewell Adviser Bill Roi 7 7181 Advertising 777 4 7 3888 Production 777-2\ s and guest editorials. All letters and guest editoi :ed on a 65 space line. in 300 words and guest editorials should be lim longer than four typed pages. Letters and gi tk> ?u? '? ? ma nnisi a iiaino, ininpiiuiiH numuer, mailing position and major. Pseudonyms are unaccepta ithheld upon request if the circumstances warn guest editorials and letters. >: Opinion Page Editor, Gamecock, Drawer A, U ame y Cc^\^ t Dy barans. fans ~~~ are * to )USSo ,he Coach war nge iehf Dear Students : The ^'rst a^' 'et me l^ar your outstanding support You all have played a ma \ in- our successful season. You fan the winning team effort. ,per In football, part of bei the PIayer's maintaining self-cc measure of a first-class proj Fairer dor 3ud To the editor: ? Recently 1 read one our "Intra-Office Memos" and disturbed at its contents. 1 Christine LeBlanc, Caps '^e- manager, to the Capstone a and bia Hall residence hall di i.m. dealing with the problem and residents for damage to the , tive hall, it reads as follow: "In the case that no pa residents can be nanu lma damage), the ENTIRE / and be billed for the da magi be keeping a log for ec throughout the semestei to the end of the semestt e hall's charges will be and divided equally betw residents on that hall. Ea dent will then receive thi ?i bui. To me this is just anoth< of bureaucrats doing wha I want to cover themselves, tl 1 dinates and place the blame in this case the residents. A< S,C* this nolicv- a nprsnn maw a ran - r? ? = Game offi mler lood To the editor: wan I see a golden opportun wan our way this Saturday ws Gamecocks are televised When millions of viewers 249 check on college football, I find a screen full of Carolii rials ^or ma?V ^is be the | only exposure to USC. L ited over will be future students i test and bowl scouts ? as well; ad tive employers. Few thing: ble' more important to USC its 9nt- as the value of your degree) tion being focused here. A p pression left upon the viev be well remembered if and deal with us in the future GET WOO K" FilTHY, &ook! y Letl its fans to wa performance of the t< ik you for fans. As fans, your this year. port should be a pos jor part in the Carolina spirit, are part of We are hosting se^ this weekend and sli ng a team many bids. Therefoi >ntrol. The preciate waves of bla gram is the and not the throwinj m damage pi burn out an oven/rj of USC's and take comfort in I was fairly cost would be divide t was from residents per hall. t /A ir\ n n A *nUrt? ? I iiuiii. aitcl r-iuu W1IUI ctUUllI V md Colum- ing or painting a wz rectors, in tain, a window, item! of billing the light in the hall, ;ir prospec- carpeting or bulletin 5: everyone will contril articular And there are the ?d (for anonymous deeds d tall will from another hall, o ?. I will Another solution K'h hall plemented here, pos \ Prior half or third or qu I. J -v, eucn uarnage was aone to totalled But seriously, that 'een the case of damage shot ch resi- the individuai(s) v\ ?ir own damage, and if no or blame, charge it to I ;r example on duty then, and if tever they ble, that is where Ui heir subor- Funds come in. Thi on others, some sort of insuran< xording to feel this is a pol ccidentally forethought and exce ers chance fc interview). ity coming Let's take advantc when our tunity and make An nationally. armchair and realize tune in to the South. If the fan , they will team, band and che< na. just make America t ir first and gest we wave lik .ooking us possibly making 01 and faculty when they pass arou as prospec- even starting two w s could be time. We could ever elf (as well world record for the than atten- around a stadium rij >ositive im- (according to Guii vers would hasn't been recorded when they Cheers could also (like a job some attention. Besi ww\?" * " ' ('invnnvunvH F1SKT College Press Servio ;ers ve, not thro :am as well as the want t enthusiastic sup- "winr itive reflection of fans. /eral bowl scouts Th? lould be open to suppc e, we would apick from the fans I of oranges. We ilicy needc inge, disregard it sight, the fact that the do is i ed by 24 average the ui T1!- * i m andalism; replac- with p ill, a water foun- by th< 5 in a study room, plain fire extinguishers, perpe boards. I suppose This i bute to this loss. 'Bluff ramifications of no on one by a person is not r a non-resident. room could be im- to che sibly charge that 1 fc arter of the hall to the some was a joke, every china lid be rharppfl tr> i .... __ o ? * ? ho caused that policy le can be found to case r the security force phenc that is not sensi- this niversity Housing could ere may be even policy :e coverage. I just licy of minimal ;edingly less hindir national usual ige of this oppor- ANT! lerica sit up in its an ej the real USC is in cheer; s would help their 37,00 jrleaders, we may (No, ake notice. I sut>- A.n^r e never before, Beer ir waves reverse in a c nd to the band of Wh aves at the same great i attempt to set a stop u most revolutions known jht there on ABC let us mess, a record and < as of yet), REAI be used to collect des volleying our l||S|iiH wiIIumso^ me/q:ixs iw oranges ;o maintain our proud image of a ling" team and "supportive" ink you again for your continued >rt. Joe Morrison Head football coach id instead All one resident would have to refuse to pay the charge and take liversity to court. s would be a no-lose situation >ossibly the court costs being paid ; university in a proper suit, the tiff being a 'generalized' trator of the damage incurred, makes this policy seem to be a -Policy', they initiate it feeling e will call their hand. However, it a policy contained within the lease contract, in case you'd like ;ck, it is a new policy. >r onewill not anxiously succumb se exorbitant charges incurred by proverbial bull set loose in my shop. Will you? so wonder if this is a university ' or martial law. Whichever the nay oe, 1 am sure there is some >menal intelligence somewhere in campus's administration that draft an equitable damage William Thrash Art-Studio senior attention GAME ? COCKS or FIRE ? j, i in ?uic everyone would raise febrow if we had 37,000 fans in^ "Less Filling" while the other 0 fans reply "Tastes Great!" I'm not kidding). Surely all ica would chuckle and even Lite would have to consider using us ominercial. at do we have to lose besides a opportunity. There's nothine to is, so let your Gamecock pride be n. Cheer louder, wave higher and climb on top! Guinness Book Orange Bowl here comes the - use. Robert Getler Engineering sophomore ... t