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COLUMNS
Friday, November 20,1970
EDITOR COMMENTS
I do my thing, and you do
your thing.
An Open Letter Of Thani(s To The SGA
I am not in this world to live
up to your expectations
And you are not in this world
to live up to mine.
You are you and I am I,
And if by chance we find
each iother, it’s heautiful.
Frederick S. Peris
With the first semester of
this school year nearly over, as
a concerned L.C. stude.it, I
virould like to take the time to
stop and thank each and every
member of the reigning SGA
officials. (I would like to do it
in person rather than by open
letter, but for some reason, no
doubt my own fault, I can
never seem to find you when
you’re working. I see you often
when your’re playing around
on front campus but never in
your office.)
Your achievements so far
this yei.r are too numberous
for me to mention (besides, I
foi^et most of them). I will,
however, attempt, humbly, to
highlight them.
1. At Homecoming the stu
dent body will be treated to
the soothing, blue-eyed soul of
“Bill Deal and the Rondells”
(If their name is spelt wrong,
forgive me, but I’ve never
heard of them' before.)
2. Shortly, refrigerators will
be placed in the dorm rooms.
(If the students can afford
them.)
3. Telephones are being
offered to the students, (i^ain
for a nominal fee.)
4. Lastly and most im
portantly, after the rapid flood
of new ((more liberal) rules
pushed through by the last
administration, you have
adopted (wisely, no doubt) a
type of setback-Fabian cam
paign by which you are
achieving (slowly and again
wisely) your own goals. (What
ever they are.)
Again I say to you the SGA
(from the bottom of my
heart), “tnanks and God bless
you, each and every one.”
H. E. Dickerson, II
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Volume XXX
Number 2
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In Gernany They
First Came...
“In Germany the^ first
came for the Communists and I
didn t speak up because I
wasn’t a Communist. Then
they^ came for the Jews, and I
didn t speak up because I
wasn’t a Jew. Then they came
for the trade unionists and I
didn’t speak up because I
wasn’t a trade unionist. Then
they came for the Catholics,
and I didn’t speak up because I
was a Protestant. Then they
came for me and by that time
no one was left to speak up.”
I j .JE^^tor.Martin Niepipjler