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^Letters to < Writer doesn't 7, agree with letter .? To the editor: Mr. Lowery's Oct. 24 letter to 1 the editor clearly shows us the tj typical ignorant view held by to- . day's ultra-liberal. These antinuclear demonstrators, such as ^ Lowery, defiantly and sar- ^ castically chastise those of us who tj believe in the basic, yet sensible solutions in our defense of the American cause. The geography major describes those who do not ^ participate in demonstrations as t "stiff-collared people who are ^ too wrapped up in their own . comfortable lives to notice what's happening around us." If these demonstrators, I AUfArtr in norfirtulor L?v/nvi; in put ncutai , cvuiu wunr prehend the actual problem, ( ' perhaps they could understand ' such a valid solution: A solution Is not possible through nuclear J build-up, but as Barry Goldwater ? * J At - 1- - Ml ' , uncc saiu, inrougn our wm, ingness to "announce to the world as the Communists have so long been doi\ig that defeat is unacceptable; that we believe our cause is just and that, if necessary, we are prepared to fight and to die in defense of freedom. Recognizing this, we must then act accordingly by laying out our own master strategic plan to stop the ideas of comDonate I ?i > I.?:?, > u?z : n?: 7? For informa the Fall Apartmei cont i Jay B mt ' .. ? . .o.-'-p." ???? SANDS BEACH PRESENTS CLUB A FAIRFIELD RESORT MVPTI C DCAPU _ ; FOR ONLY $119 PER COUPLE ENJC W NIGHTS/3 DAYS, A BOTTLE OF CH/ ENTRANCE TO TOPPERS LOUNGE 0 THE FABULOUS "MULLETS" BAND j LIMITED ONE BEDROOM SUITES AND "MULLETS" TICKETS AVAILABLE. 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Africa money supports murder To the editor: Recently an article appeared in The Gamecock which stated, "University divestment is a moot point." The only time university divestment will be a moot point is after it has occurred. Partial divestment is not gooc enough. The monies left in South Africa (claimed to be a men $500,000) still support the racis' l-!x- 1 1! I 1 wnue regime 01 legalized muraer Mood. 1 ition about I 1986 it Guide :act rown 1249 MULLETS )Y A ONE BEDROOM SUITE FOR 2 \MPAGNE, 2 DRINK TICKETS AND N FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7 TO HEAR CALL TODAY . (803) 449-1531 O. 1 t - "w w w " :e humans ... P .. your plasma will Iways be needed. ssigned for onetime use. Please re those whose lives may depend ion is Worth mo? IS nni i it no 51 UULLMnO j your first donation or if it nca your last donation i SMA CENTER i reof 254-2280 i 09* o*'ton $15.00 [ijjy Jtl'lijg WA1 H EACH DONATION gflll 'or information >intment. ' ' > < v >'V>' ' : ' .. torture and slavery. Supporters of U.S. investment claim that most South Africans support it. Wrong\ Any expression of opposition to investments is a crime in South Africa, punishable by a minimum of five years in prison and a maximum of the death penalty. With this law, most South Africans will not publicly support divestment. H owever. when nuked hv students and faculty who were visiting their country, they emphasized the need for sanctions and divestment. Also brought up in the article was the fact that the university invests only in companies that uphold the Sullivan Principles. Examination of the application of these principles suggests that, far from fostering significant imrovements in the lives of black South Africans, the principles merely serve to justify continued U.S. investments in the South African system of apartheid. In fact, the author of the Sullivan i Principals, Rev. Leon Sullivan, , has called them worthless and not I of any reasonable value. r In response to increased stu> dent demonstrations and pressure the following universities and col1 leges have divested: Antioch, i Hampshire College, Ohio : University, Michigan State, Int diana Central, Western , Washington, and the Universities DDI" YOU'LL ON ' | WHAT'S I Probably not I haven't writte I T~N 1 urop your sut before Noverr Have more to Flag Football I COME B1 270 (Nex of Massachusetts, Oregon and New York, among others. It is about time that the University of South Carolina began acting responsibly. Divest now and show the state, the Southeast, and the nation that USC cares. Laurie Snelson Freshman, undeclared President, Free South Africa Alliance Salary for one class appalling To the editor: This is one very perturbed student. I was appalled to hear Jehan Sadat was to be paid $50,000 for teaching one class for one semester. To go along with that, the news media has announced that Bill Cosby was paid $25,000 to speak at last year's graduation. This is $75,000 of the university's money and the students' money that has been spent on two people. This does not count other speakers who have appeared here, such as President Reagan and Walter Cronkite. I wonder how much they were paid? President Holderman antin ic Krinninn ftincA r\nr\ iiv/uiiwvu iiv go ui 11151115 uivov pie to this school to give the school a big name. I understand -IF YOU'RE LU IYLOSETOUI " ON YOUR as much as your classi r\ (r\r DADTF41I IA \/T jl i i vi vam v m*m v itai emissions by room 317 iber 11. i show on your resume Captain. iWM Name Brand Knit Shirts $2*00 & up Mens Name Brai 100% Cotton Pai ^ f AA only $ I 6.VV Ladies Jeans only $9.99 / OUR NEW i 0 Broad Riv< t to Rushes in St. A 798-4100 mmmmmKmmmmmmmmmtmKmmmmmmmmmmmm his feelings towards this, but he must realize we are people and not something he can take for granted. Because we arc people, we have limitations, and money is a big part of this. This university has the third | highest tuition in the southeast j United States. We are also one of the poorest communities in this area. While our financial situations fail to increase, Holderman is planning another increase because state funding is expected to drop to $103 million. Holderman has to realize he can only make do with what he has at the time. I believe these highly paid guest do not make this university ? the siuueni ooay cioes, ana wunoui us, there is no university. We do not attend this school because these people appear here; we attend because of the fine education we receive. If this tuition increases again, a lot of us, including myself, will be unable to pay for this fine education and be forced to find another school. Greg Crump Sophomore, geography Editor's note: The payments concerning Jehan Sadat and Bill Cosby were made from university funds, which come from a variety of resources. 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