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Letters to
Gamecock not
offensive paper
To the editor:
"What this newspaper prints is
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its readers, and that's journalistically
unsound."
These words were spewed from
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but
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Don't Smoke!
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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
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