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Viewpoint 4 * Wednesday, September 17, 1986 Matun c*. ir/nn#n UIUUCIIIO drinking < Sometimes the t unfair situatio courteously. In this fashion, to will take you s( likely to treat you The USC Your proacmng tnc raise just such a mann< enable them some drink. Instead of ston with riots and m< devised a petition c drinking age to 21 The eroun is c( HI Irrt I . Imagine the days whe students really appiecia them to dance! I turned 20 last Tue Thursday. It was great schedule of meetings, c For a couplf of hours, stantly nags, "You neec by tomorrow, you need Nobody prepared m Rumours. I thoueht. " much fun behind my b; I didn't need alcohol One friend said, "Elea dancing." When I heard the m Letters Former Ma) To the editor: Yes, I admit it! I u Dorm. During my un was not the Sheraton P home. It was also hom creative and talented p dividuals, who while < strongly pursuing their Members of local band puter geniuses and arti Ah, artists, who in I transformed their doi dull, uninspiring gu; belongings to astoundi many times have you wander down a hallwa turn down another hall realize that its only an created by an artisitic \ that door. Yes, a door, CfntlAnl1 rlin uiuuciii uia To the editor: At the latter part c students received a lctt< would be a \iniversal ti longer would mail be < the dormitories as in pr pose was explained a students with multiple I would prefer a sir new system. The has justified with two reas< Attorney: I To the editor: USC's refusal to < salary and costs is bur As a member of the of Representatives 1 w will require that all ditures shall be made i Write [ Tell us what's on y be typed, double-spa< Include name, ad number for verifia withheld upon reque limited to 500 words are a student, a USC munity member in 1 ? ' rational\ cai 3ge may be i )est way to handle an n is calmlv and the people you relate jriously, and be more as an equal, ig Democrats are ap? in thf? Hrinlfino aop in ' V??^ v.. W&V AAA ^r, and hope this will leeway for students to ning the State House irches, the group has objecting to raising the Jtting signatures from Student but state n 18 was the legal age for drinl ted their freedom ? a freedor sday and visited Rumours fc ! Dancing took me away fron lasses and getting stories for I was able to hush the voice ir I to be here in five minutes, yoi 1 to read this by this afternoo e for what I experienced Th 'I can't believe people have t ack." to get me high ? dancing to nor, you're constantly smilin iusic, saw the lights and felt J f flt?> ?3 3> IrV/ tllV, V ccy resident up of a ised to live in Maxcy Oi dergraduate years. It had ark Central but it was twoe to some of the most bina cople I have met. In- lengl ittending school were agaii dreams and hobbies. at, tl s, DJ's, models, com- Greg ists to mention a few. W fits of creativity had Beca m-room doors from thes< ardians of personal ago; ng objects d'art. How ist. had the occasion to brig] ly and almost make a into Iway, only to abruptly remi illusion ... a hallway com genius residing behind floo and also an expression time satisfied with Fii >f the summer, many was i ;r indicating that there fact Tailing service, and no livin] distributed in some of Libr; evious years. The pur- othei s convenience to the Hou deliveries a day. have lgle delivery than this Se is of this nninirin ic ctuHi ans. mucl ISC is arrogam I V Jisclose Mrs. Sadat's that eaucratic arrogance. and ? South Carolina House excej ill introduce a bill that Ra governmental expen- right available to the public, citize us a lette our mind. Letters must T1 :ed and only 250 words. th dress and telephone ition. Names will be or st. Guest editorials arc to ;. Indicate whether you staff member or a com- G letters and editorials. C / Im way of f most effecti young and old alike, pile 2,000 to 3,000 i House. There, they \ legislators and prese Perhaps with th legislators will realiz rignts nave reany d< and that our aim isn back only to abuse i The whole issue bi is responsibility. T realize we are respon and can approach tl We hope the rat group of students i gain the legislators' J __ U aoesn i ca 5 takes aw By Eleanor Sn cing. I wonder if mosphe n which allowed But I icenng >r the first time ment, b n a week's busy experiei this newspaper. tend a j iside which con- I Iov< u need to do this based o n. . dance i ursday night at children >een having this own sta Part ( ok care of that. can dan g while you are in collcj With the exciting at- 1 think editor iset by the cli unique ability ? illusion, i all three floors, a handfu personally repainted ine r toned stripes (each floor a t tion) running horizontal^ :h of the floor and ending i nst the far walls. An inspir he brainwave of a student I hy am I writing all this to iusc The Gamecock did a stc ? expressions of individualis and because today . . . they rhis summer someone cam tit idea to whitewash everytt _ 1 J L A 1 1 A my oiu nomesieaa iasi wee nisce. But what do I find? bination of black and whit rs. I was sad and infuriatei Those of you who reside* mailing chan rstly, I cannot remember tl n the Russell House area, cc I am a Business Administi g in Columbia Hall, with ac< ary. Consequently, in convt rs, they, as well, do not vis se area enough for the m helped them. condly, with the mail of ents being in one concei h more mail is to be delive fr in rofiacinn i 1 III l?#IUOIII?J < vill also introduce a bil! tha all government meetings i itate) shall be open to the pu )tion. tising the drinking age to 2 s of 18-, 19- and 20-ye :ns. This is a blatant d r iere is a limit of two letters e same writer. We reserve the right to stop i outdated topics to make pics. Write to: Viewpoint amecock, Drawer A, Russcl olumbia, S.C. 29208. irotestmg ve method , and hopes to comto take to the State vill calmly approach nt the petition, is rational action, :e that we think our ppn infrinapH unnn. 't to get the privilege it. eing questioned here he legislators must isible for our actions lem rationally. ional approach this is using will finally attention. re about m mil VAllAf A ray iciim u lith re ? I couldn't helD but to s suppose it will be another y again. Thursday night I was < ut S.C. law insists that I wait c ice during the next year that jlace like Rumours. ; South Carolina! And I resp m. So I don't mind followin n a bar is absurd! Parents I i, businesses have trusted me te doesn't trust me enough tc )f me says, "Don't worry abo ce, dance, dance. Yet many t je. Make the most of it." a sigh I'll admit that it's goinj of all those people dancing a I II langes in nan Maxcy befor 1 of residents and those w lallways with dividuality lifferent com- ("ugh") new y the entire single pencil in a "splash" ting over the ation to look gave his p< only knew as "hallway" o ago. Why th < your paper? I have a ps >ry on both of in charge: W m a few years been expenc no longer ex- facelift on th e up with the better color iing. I walked think the exi :k to visit and tions than th A "cheerful" next project, e on all three Now that's a d at the same i in or visited ges; hopes pel le last time I turn, facilita >nsidering the error on the ation major, Hopefully, :ess to the BA signed, lettei Jrsations with niedia devic< it the Russell r?ght people ail service to therefore, t reinstated as all campus residence hal itrated area, red, which in disclosure of s t will require against a cla (city, county be drafted, i iblic, without secuted for Assembly w I vinlntrc thr? nhnulH nnnl< :ar-old adult iscrimination I WM A Jn per month by cillSaraj Managing printing letters John Boy room for new Copy Dealt ri r oicpnen i Editor, The t Mouse, USC, 22? ' ' AwMtal f /l/ny Dell MMMHMHaJhMMMBMd I j #*V tJ. * '.V?V' .# *? v.Vftffl1 (e' vv / 1 S V '>Vi ,/vr>v 'V'ldiJ <m*&? J^r^i 1*:^^ %!:-&' V* '& ; W? w 3ir-\. :/ }- :#' -$T i %^S ; K: \M: <*_? ) kj? x ? &b :W (J # n YOU'RE A good I S<ze sue /VEYT ot drinking, f dancing mile and yes, laugh! car before I can experience that aid enough to handle the excite>ne more year. I wonder what I'll ii/ill mal/A mn mnri* rnnHn #/\ n nui iimiw iiiv iiiui v ivauj iv ai" ect the principles this country is g rules. But having to be 21 to have trusted me to watch their to handle their money, but my ) allow me to dance. ut it. Just accept it. In a year you ell me,"This is your junior year ? a. 1-211 T1 1 -1 i iu mii iuc i uursuuy uigni wncn nd laughing. decorations c this summer know how I feel, ho did not, never will. It is inlost forever under layers of paint. This dorm did not have a mark on the walls to justify pain : artwork. Even Dr. Holderman ;rsonal approval to leave the n the door untouched a few years en this insensitivity? irting question for the authorities hy have these painting efforts not led on giving these dorms a e outside? Lord knows we need a 1: ?o\ t man grccri viiuw itppcaiiiigi i;. i tcrior paint faccs harsher condic inside. Don't you? What's your Blue Sky's Tunnelvisionl Hey! in idea . . . Nam* withheld upon rtqtiMt itions will help tcs the increased probability of mailclerk's part. , with the petitions that are being s to The Gamecock, and other ;s, maybe the attention of the will be called to this matter, and he optimal solution will be mail delivery is resumed at the Is. i??i vn Ssnior, management science salary ss of adult citizens who can vote, run for public office and be procrimes as adults. If the General ants to try prohibition again it y to all adult citizens. Edward Brandt Latimor Attorney at law hlcf Maria Fratus vlor Viewpoint Kdltor Je Editor Juliet Nader A# ette Monty Editor W Chief Patrick Jean Ph iullfoyle Feature* Editor Jr yt Paula Wethington ab oore Assistant Feature* Editors Di rfews Editors Kathryn Jeffries Kk ?o Mary Pearson Tr y *r^; * vr. - ^ . . ?JORK?& , K!t> . AMTE vzhr. when you re By Ed Cht Have you noticed some really weird campus recently? Like the way peop! Russell House has been smelling suspici cashier at The Orand Marketplace w Spoon" button while charging me for a things cause human beings to act tl macaroni, and THE NEW FALL TV ! O.K., let's be reasonable about this.' Those terrible, tyrannical, tumultuous nished, tasteless, temperamental, ten Technicolor, time-consuming, testy, to< totalitarian, tough, toxic, transcen transparent, treacherous, tricky, trivial, to us every year. They take the good si some old, smelly sitcom that rehashes < what you have on your televison screen PI77Q SlLfltl^ tK A tiiAr Lc\ that Uao Kaam ait a V"llll iliv TTVlIVa; iiiui lino uvvii an bicentennial commemorative socks fii your roommate's closet for six years. Let's take a look at what's good and sion schedule: GOOD More Bartles and Jaymes Pt commercials 19 Hopefully, no more Willard Vi Scott USA Today commercials 77 Di That's it. Ti H Ei M a IM St H qi is) Beware! All ye that own televison se household objects before fall gets maintenance with a hammer you too c trainer for disobedient children or a narcotics. Don't really matter ? you'd only b< every Saturday morning at 11 a.m. ) mi mm > mmiwpii i- nil.ii i ii,iiiiii,| n. iim.i, {i ,i.^ jfTi ini I' 1 mi ( I b 'ill i'' i mi in i ' orta Editor Sp?cM AMtgHMMrati ff Shrewsbury Editor Utaat Nporu Editor Hal Millard ayne Washington Atvtoor otogmphy Editor Bill Rogers nntfer Stelh Gnutiutc Awblaat hunt Pholotriphy Editor Margaret Renkl ivld Dolson Director of 84?d*at I :koff/Gmphki Editor BUI Clements acy Mixson JMSSSL tifr-X'Xi A w w *- mr % L 4 i\ ^ 'v- -.. \ P ,?V- W. V VA tv mJ -J\ ~ t <*? v/j\ y ^ / O l-t: / OtA JL?Gf\L S\Q>A\N. I I) e please put al hart nn? Iff UUUIV Ul H imbliss things are happening around le have been saying that the ously like Jell-O? And like the ho wore a "Gag Me with a ?1-?- ~e ? _:o n-i.. .v pmic ui iiiattuuiiif viny his way: the Plague, SAOA SCHEDULE!!!!! rhcre is every reason to panic. , tactless, tainted, tardy, tariporary, tenative, terrifying, idling, tone-deaf, tormenting, idental, tranquilized, tipsy, typecast televison tarts stick it flows off the air and throw on old plots or social causes until closely resembles a large Wild 9 ting under 42 pairs of sweatly, lied with limburger cheese in I _l A A I ? Alt r_ll A _l oaa aooui inc ivbo iau icicviBAD *rfect Strangers >86 ilerle He Disney Sunday Movie owntown te mien Burstyn snow *w eart of the City isy Street 'y Sister Sam He Wizard rime Story Wether We Stand tter Days arman /Robert Hayes?! Robert uyttHJ, Designing Women i r rr^io nn. i. .u. t? L>i \ A 1119 V/lftV 19 U1V |/319. A \J lotc TV Guide's September 13 sue, "One night, a typical sit>m spaceship crashes through e roof of the Tanner's garage id out comes something that oks like what you'd get if Miss iggy mated with an aardvark. Is an alien ? or a reject from oys "R" Us?"). ts! Turn them into other useful here! With a little creative an turn your Sony into a potty decorative planter for illegal e missing Pee-Wee's Playhouse J lyn, llll I t.J UJIIIM j rretfactfoa Mark Armstrong Lewis Covington Aivwtkteg Mimw Margaret Michel* AnMaiM Adrertklee Mimcm Jan Hodges <S l i i i - i. mi.,.. .4 4