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I Editor Perspc I' " X : I * I ill I II 1MI > ?=? wwrwi. wr Letters to Gamecock not offensive paper To the editor: "What this newspaper prints is ? offensive to a large majority of its readers, and that's journalistically unsound." These words were spewed from .1 ii. c? i ?1_ inc uiuuiii ui oicpucn vjuuiuyic. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't he the copy desk chief of Babies Don't Thrive In * Smoke-filled Wombs When You're ^ Pregnant, Don't Smoke! ? American Red Cross Well Help.Will W A *v6' c ? ** < 01 Th:| M?wap?p?> A TM Cow-k. Calling All REPORTERS, o PHOTOGRAPHERS, COPYEDITORS in wnrl/incr !j lllbClUOLUU in rrviiuug I on The Gamecock Find Out What It's All About Wednesday 5 PM, Room 321 Russell House BniTiiiiiirriwmmiiwirmiiiB >n i?iiummMiTB? win tfMBBOBMHMnHMHtMBNMMMUNMii FIVE J. " L , ' i.\. On January 2 along v Friday, Js RE > i ial actives Z ^ELASTIC, wmychw^? \ J the editor ; i . ,,r": ' ; ,. The Gamecock? If Mr. Guilfoyl tinas trie paper tnai ne worKs ic so offensive, why doesn't 1 change it, or better yet, resign? I personally don't feel that 77 Gamecock is "journalistieal; unsound" and I surely don't fe Mr. Guilfoyle is in any positic to judge work as being offensiv In simple terms, Mr. Guilfoyl either DUt up or shut up. Amy Looit Freshman, journalis LAWQBST STOCK ?MS JUST ARRIVED / ] PLEATED | DUCKHEADS V HHB The Ricksha C High Qualit F.at 11 B 2431 > i | Bring this cc IS FREE i; with an V lii WIT ' M i m I IFYOl il AP I WE'L M I If you're wi ana knowli medical of and pay yc school It's Profession i It pays for: !* Tuition, * Books. ij lab fees * Plus a r i I than $5 |j Call MSgt (003) InnMBnB m wmmmmmmmammmm m m FOOT PAR-n 5th, Sub City wil yith Twn froo 9 rv ? ww j w w aw miliary 23rd.Tick MEMBER: Fresh g ?/S /S I 100% COTTON ALL COLOW I DUCKHIEAD HHSH jjl KHAKIS MMffl Chinese Restaurant R :y Oriental Cuisine H i ? Take Out ?3 i. Main Street H HKS a >upon and receive a j! I j [ EGG ROLL I HHH y special platter | ! I \ xpires 2/1/87 K j. i : MMMMMMNMHSIManiB J ?J ira at am. jpraJII j , am nwn. HYSICIANBE jtHH lling to invesl your skills ! . edge as an Air Force j ficer, we'll invest in you BBjHMMBBHK )ur way through medical the Armed Forces Health BBsaagHffij s Scholarship Program supplies, equipment and ; nonthly income ot more Russ Fitzgerrald | 773-8931 collect j."' f SUB to be given awe I deliver a delicious five foe liter bottles of Coke, if vou ;ets for the drawing will be Party Subs are available ye { UP L .... GOh AGAIN T IT ALL - - ? A A to MALL , UNW B'LLS you to s 7~~o /^A&AN 'S Boy. 8 r, sali/at/on srAttr:? , iis Jkc. Kv''"SJ & SHU MH ly for SUPER E >t long sub to you are the lucky wir given for any sub tar round from K % it*-, ? / fc//Wr ?W? /r nvp^AAlAGE. L//\ / 'I'/','* ' lectrioal / Electronic / Computer Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics Majors 81mply put, no one Is bettor equipped than N8A to give you a career on the frontier of communications. And there's good reason. We're the National Security Agency and the work we do does a Job for every American. We safeguard our nation's vital communications. We analyze foreign transmissions. We secure the government's massive computer systems. It takes twenty-first century technology to grapple with these tasks. It takes people like you to "mind" the technology. loctrieal / Electronic / Computer Engineers sometimes specialize, ofttlmes opt to Investigate a vast range of electronic Information technology. You could engage In small to large system design and prototype development testing and evaluation, field installation, or operations support. Computer Seientiata exploit a huge computer faolllty in their work beyond the limits of finite state maohlne development and applications. Mathamatiolana get a full measure of technological support as well, in developing vitally important practical applications for mathemaf 4 aaI />Artnnr\f o \ r-\ nnoan mm V\ an nlnrftr Iiual 111 OIOCKJ OUV/U ao \j 1 j . Here, your tools-of-the-trade will be the tools of tomorrow. With them cornea a rarr degree of flexibility?a near Insistence on exploring new options along your oareer ruth. Rapid advancement, early responsibility, competitive salaries and enticing benefits?it all adds up to a oareer you oan live with. And with our looation between the vitront urban centers of Baltimore, MD. and Washington, D C., you'll ue living well. Bring yourself closer to tomorrow's technologies. Sohedule an interview with your College Plaoement Office Or write to thn National SeourUy Agency. NSA will be on campus February 12th & 13th interviewing graduating seniors. i 1 ' NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY ATTN: M322 (AAN) Fort Meade, MD 20788-6000 U 8 oitlzenahlp required for applicant and immediate family members An equal opportunity employer JOWL SUNDAY ! & your Super Bowl fans, iner of our drawing purchase that week.