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By GREG RICKABAUGH
Assistant Photography Editor
"Love, Sex and Dating" was the topic Friday night
when a Christian speaker decried USC students as being
immoral, sexually-driven and selfish.
The Campus Ministries International speaker discounted
the media, calling most of them "bisexual or
homosexuals" who have done much of nothing to
solve the problem of AIDS in America.
Ken Dew entertained students at a Rock Christian
Fellowship sponsored seminar in the Russell House
where he said the entire campus desperatley needed to
hear his message.
Dew favored abstinence (until marriage) as a way
to save future marriages.
"In this society, girls are- not asked out because of
their nice company. Most guys on this campus want to
go out with girls because they put out," Dew said.
But when guys are looking to marry someone, 40
percent want to find a girl who is a virgin ? someone
who has not been "violated or touched," according to
Dew.
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they often compare their marriage partner with past
sex partners.
"That's when they say 'I can't have sex with my
wife because I remember all the perverted things I did
before,"' Dew said, adding that many of the relationships
end in divorce.
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Dew constantly stressed the need for morality in every
aspect of society today. He said the best answer is |M
to abstain from sex and commit yourself to one per- Ay
son. "Sounds a lot like marriage, doesn't it?"
Condoms do not produce safe sex or prevent the
spread of AIDS and other diseases, according to Dew.
In fact, he said 40 to 60 percent of students on this
campus have some type of sexually transmited
disease.
As far as AIDS, Dew said 374 people a week are
exposed to AIDS in America. He said 220 people die
every week because of the disease.
Dew said his statistics point out that AIDS is 100
times as bad as what the media reports. The speaker
said America is not doing enough to stop the spread
of AIDS.
Dew said offereing drug-users clean needles is not
the answer. "What they're saying is 'Hey, we won't
let you die of AIDS, but go shoot up and die that
way,"' Dew said.
Dew also said testing college students for the disease
would help solve the problem. What's ironic,
Dew said, is that universities are requiring testing of
German Measles and Tuberculosis (which do not normally
kill), but refuse to test students for AIDS because
the ACLU said it would "stigmatize people."
Dew will remain on campus Monday and Tuesday
to present "Hells Bells," an expose on rock music ^
which will examine where music is headed in the Koi
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itors pass the it.
"Right now, bonds are issued at
ig this week a very low interest rate," he said.
Dim bill also "We're not going to be going into
of dollars in the red to pay for them."
pork-barrel Generally, lawmakers say
market conditions allow the state
}uit in June, to afford new borrowing worth abapproving
a out $75 million a year as it retires
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buildings, re- R Rin B D-Kershaw,
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chairman of the House Ways and
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around it," jects in the priority order over the
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