Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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VIEW] 13 o m DUdiua U.S. endorsement c welcome sign for bt The Bush administration finalh break the Serbian blockade of Bo< It's about lime. The war-torn European countr while the U.S. straddled the li neglect. While full mobilization of U.S recommended, use of military-m rian aid through, over or around a commendable operation. It has seemed as though the w the U.S. to make a move towards Bush could gain ground with hurr by helping in Yugoslavia withoui been estimated at 7,561 dead Bosi Few would disagree that furth On l U rt D . w,K ki it Inn/ni* c( VII ll IC DUMI UgCllUa, VUI IVWVI M mcnt. In the New World Order, just four years ago hosted the 1 blemshes left on a relatively peace National Security Adviser Brcn allies "would seriously consider way required ? air, ground or doesn't include Operation Yugo 1 attempt at procuring peace by wa plementing the airport opened by move. Bush would be wise, howeve Bosnian President Alija lzctbego DAY that humanitarian relief b told the paper that "this evil ca removed by anything except 1 strength." Before this "evil" is s prudent for Bush to remember C "WITH EN0i HOBOW { ITS NOT f vN \ POINT "k/ i i/i f/! r -1 ) /) 11 / J /O M jj if lit i vtfiii^n ?sieged Sarajevo / endorsed using U.S. military to mi a. y has been suffering for months nc separating involvement and . military to restore order is not ight to safely deliver humanitathc Serbian overland blockade is orld has been keeping an eye on slabalizing the region. President utilitarians in this election season i adding to the death to 11 that has nians in Sarajevo alone, cring his cause in this matter is ill could argue with the devclopthc turmoil in the country which Winter Olympics is one of few eful Earth. - o f\ : j it o a ii ocowcruu saiu me u.o. aim us gelling it (aid) through in any whatever." As long as whatever nvasion and another half-hearted r, the proposed land convoy supU.N. forces last week is a smart r, to not lake the comments of vie to heart. He told USA TO; '"not satisfactory." l/eibegovic nnot be supprcscd or cannot be orce. We. . .do not have that upprcssed by force, it would be )peralion Leave Saddam in Power. 1<SH SPICE tiLL NOTICE FRESH* I Question: Do you support the sep "They seceded in true South "it's like a child-| Caroilna tradition. If it's what tionship and Cat the students want, more nally letting them < power to them." Melissa Green John Cunningham Journalism English ^^ross F Clinton v. Souljah: abj This year's presidential campaign has much from truly been a revelation to the American pcarance on voter ? from Pal Buchanan's promise to As if this build a fence along the Rio Grande to Jerry yet reached i Brown's desire to drive a "solar powered, crs of the I environmentally-friendly" car, but nothing Jesse Jacksoi could have prepared the nation for the dc- ing that Clin bate of the century: Bill Clinton against Sis- on rap musi< ter Souljah. Henderson a This war of the wits began with some in- to represent, flammatory statement Sister Souljah made verend head about blacks taking a week off to kill seems that i whites, or something equally asinine, purportedly ( "O.K.," I thought, "She sure put her fool in Jackson wou her mouth, but it's nothing out of the ordin- this "conlrov ary. . .after all, didn't NWA preach F? the can't changi Police???" Jackson wh< Slick Willie just couldn't leave well town" and I enough alone. Instead of dismissing the visionary." ramblings of this pseudo-intellectual, Gov. . I k <cn p I Limion decided he could score some points " with moderates by attacking the good Sister 11Jl 'lc >S()n as a racist. . .1 mean, whether she is or not, usls' M-OLS' the debate is about as rational as arguing Following the political correctness of Scooby Doo. At pointing, th< any rate, Sister Souljah protested that she legal action was misunderstood and that her remarks wrongs as were taken out of context (!). If this is true, damage to h then maybe we should also re-examine the Come to record of such misunderstood souls as Da- fits in well v vid Duke. Sister Souljah is an entertainer (1 ? Michae hear) and as such, her political views really Michael E shouldn't be part of the campaign landscape in May witf ? then again, 1 prohably expected loo dies. Country ignoring rooi I'll admit this election year has given us From sla nothing but floppy presidential hopefuls. and blacks George Bush, to spare the obscentities, is we have dif at best an ineffective incumbent. He has no How mai domestic policy, no education policy, no comfortable environmental policy. Nothing. town metroj Bill Clinton has an unsavory background in the major and he's not charismatic. However, he docs African Am have a domestic policy, but he doesn't have area (like th a great international policy. The rneni Ross Perot says nothing. He slams the that's what other two clowns, but he says nothing be- we only r( cause he may be a clown. stopped to I So, who gets squeezed? You and I, the as a puny ar proud American voters with no one. We get Boy, arc stuck choosing the lesser of three evils. of America' Enter Sister Souljah. She makes a crack over that or about African Americans taking a week off different. W of killing each other and killing whites. straight, m; Now, think about it. It's pretty disturb- seems you'r ing. Just like the L.A. riots were disturbing. who are diff Rill flintnn rr?iolliotoo oi-iH cove hid tl,.. - ww, ?... iviuimui^ anvi w ^ I NcU j>> M have to erase this kind of thinking because our biggest the hale is cutting our own throats. adressed. Some may call this an unnecessary argument. But, if you truly think about it, this _ Tj wati has been the social problem we've faced " T T w, forever. There is hate between races be- '^C rd cause of differences. lorTheGair aration of branch campuses from parent rela- "The state needs another maolina is fi- jor four year campus anyway, grow." I think if they have funding to sustain themselves then it's linA 1+ ein ho hnnofioio I o I 11 IC . II V/QI I UC k/vl IV I IV/ Id I |U both groups." Ben net Creed Broadcasting Perot tircr* medh ? Dennis She SllvH Kinda-sorta, < 3 It I %A mtau t Perot is coming news media is n a candidate thai made an ap- into the man beh MTV. not seem to be debate of the absurd had not crete about his { its climax, the civil rights lead- he plans on runn Jniled Stales led by the Rev. The most rece n took sides with Souljah, cry- regulations for t ton's comments were an attack Data Systems. T c and black youth and Rickey ccrn such thing nd everything else they claim hair cuts (short Strange, but wasn't the re- ncr of dress (dar of the Rainbow Coalition? It and dresses for \ is a minister, and a man who facial hair. The ;laims to desire racial harmony, sec with these Id try to distance himself from news media tr ersy." But like the leopard who these rules seem e its spots, we sec the Jesse oQs than they ar > labeled New York "Hynne- to hire anyone lauded Louis Farrakhan as "a cause limp ha homosexuality. . Other former .u dssumv vy iiuying uiw |M(A.-ia |-jrc(1 afler ^fcjp , Souljah and Clinton arc all ra- ployec would be mcaicaiers or SOMETHING. were haing an ex I ihc name-calling and finger A" l^'s ,s 3 gocxl Sisicr is contemplating SLJ'1 an emP'?ycc against Clinton to right such a allcr defamation of character and employee got hn er ability to make a living. heard of the aws think of it, a lawsuit probably As 'or vith the 1992 presidential race. companies have I Barton nothing odd abo larton was graduated from USC 'n a ^an'< if a ' ) a degree in International Stu- beads. As for allegat by a few former t of troubles tSSSl the reports. And as for the very to the L.A. riots, whites U) lhc c|ajms, fc don't trust one another because nian ^pd as fat fercnt color skin. lhe iawsuiu that ay times have whites fell un- suing a company because they were in a down- lhc casc js prob >olis and their counterparts were pjace jn the com ity? Or, how many times has an Overall, 1 wo erican been in white-dominated for a st0ry when e South) and felt challenged? lind more than .ality needs to be changed and hintimz the mar Bill Clinion tried lo tell us. But, sad the headlines and never ; himself a fa' aboul '? We dismissed n subsu>inia, posil gumeni. thing lo really w all of you wrong, ll s lhc crux somclhj s social problem. We can I gel Jhis was nQ(, ic barrier of some people being sma)| c |c 0 hether you're white, black, gay, comc (as if you tie, female, young or sick, it w e naturally challenged by others erent. Is somethii iot some trivial argument. It's under your i social fear and it needs to be Send us a l whatever's c U.S., the woi do our best i s s is the Managing/News Editor iccock. H be dbmv/^Bft 1 ;?EmE k WB Copy Desk Chief.. Work ES^l Viewpoint Editor.. d3yS.11 Carolina Life Edit Graphics Artist.... Photography Edito I Sports Editor I Asst ^ ^I^^ i the USC system? |pp ~ Jl49,1 yKWm Mmw. I "Basically in three years we've mired Coastal Carolina and really if you want a strong university you should just have one branch to anchor it. Dr. Palms giving independence to them is a great benefit to the University of South Carolina." Hai Nguyen Biology Ph.D. candidate 's past faces a's scrutiny aly ilmost presidential candidate Ross under closer scrutiny as of late. The ow starting to really dig their claws ind the sound bytes because he does willing to say anything really con)lans even though it seems obvious ing for the presidency, nt digs revolve around the rules and he employees of Perot's Electronic hese rules con ;s as employee ior men), man- * k suits for men \ <+ 9 \ vomen), and no ^ only problem 1 reports is the ying to make i more scandal e. One such unwritten rule was not with a limp handshake. Why? Bendshakes are a certain sign of employees claim women would be g a materinty leave, and any em; dismissed if it was found out they ;tramarital affair. tied in with such things as the law filed after he was fired for growing converted to a different religion. The ; job back, but Perot claims he never >uit. about employee clothing, most big a dress code for employees. There is ut that. Would you put your money nale teller had long hair and wore ions, they are just the claims made employees. I am not saying they are more people come forward with.sim not going to put a lot of faith in i lawsuit, it lends a bit of credibility ut I doubt Perot himself fired the as Perot saying he never heard of could be true. Unless someone is / for a few hundred million dollars, ably not going to occupy a special pany owner's memory, uld say the news media is looking i there is none. They should at least vague accusations before they start i has a mean Nazi streak running d by this token, Perot would be dovor by giving the news media more ions on issues so they have someork with instead of snooping around vritten to defend Perot, but to give a f just how bad this election has bcdidn't already know). ng bothering you, getting skin, or just ticking you off? itter telling us your views on >n your mind about USC, the rid or life in general and we'll to print it. amtcocR riffiwn Shelley Magee ditor Tlge Watts Jay King Aaron Sheinin or Octavia Wright Sean McGuinness r Jeff Mabon Jack Dunn >r Laura Day it Ray Burgos Erik Collins jer Renee Gibson lanager Neha Samagond will try to print all letters received, be 200-250 words. Full name and , or year and major if a student, must be vith address and phone number. 77?e ves the right to edit letters for style, space limitations. The Gamecock will les under any circumstances.