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31 varieties Imported and Domestic Cheese • 35 varieties lunch meat and sausages
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letters
"Careful, Herr Kohl! This one is S-E-R-l-Q-U-S!"
Hypes
Look, I know you folks operate
under a deadline. And I know
most of your staff is pretty young.
Mistakes can occur.
But when you insult rock'n'roll,
it's going too far. I must protest.
In your Dec, 2 article on Juice
Newton your reviewer tells us that
this over-promoted singer of
marginal talent produced a better
version of “Angel in the Morn
ing,” than did Marianne Faithful,
the erstwhile consort of Mick Jag
ger and a few dozen other rock
heavies of the 1960s.
Aw, come on guys, take the
Sony Walkman plugs out of your
ears. To begin with, you got the
song title wrong. It's “Angel of the
Morning." Any true student of
rock'n'roll would know that. So
meone who knows the music
would also recognize Juice
Newton is pure hype. A somewhat
nice voice, sure. But mostly she is
the commercialized product of a
million dollar promotion budget
designed to influence pubescent
adolescents like college
newspaper reporters.
Marianne Faithful was real.
When she sang, it was from ex
perience. That's what made her
music great. A Juice Newton
remake has as much soul as a Pat
Boone collection of the greatest
hits of the Beatles.
Admit it, most of you folks were
into Sesame Street when
rock'n'roll was king. Now you're
trying to make up for lost ex
perience by praising lukewarm
remakes of the greats. Leave rock
reviews alone and stick to
something you understand.
David Morrissey
No support
Rolf Sjogren's letter does not
support his point that the media is
biased against gays. I find it gives
them too much credit. If I am bias
ed, cite some examples.
For example, the big thing with
gays is "coming out of the closet."
But his letter speaks of a tendancy
"to legislate or moralize against
gays assumes the right to control
the private lives..." Perhaps
there is reason not to legislate or
moralize, but privacy is not it
when they are coming out of their
closets in hordes.
We are asked to make the same
commitment to cure a disease
(AIDS) in perverted adults that we
made to cure one in innocent
children (polio). Does an adult
who has chosen particular
lifestyle with its dangers merit the
same consideration as a child who
did not choose his condition?
A Christian definition of gay is
one "who knowing the judgment
of God, that they which commit
such things are worthy of death,
not only do the same, but have
pleasure in them that do them."
(Rom. 1:32) A Christian worshiping
God for his deliverance from sin
cannot share the same pleasure
with one enjoying it. Worship is
shared joy, and that shared joy
cannot exist between a Christian
and a queer.
Hitler killed the Jews for the
sake of the "master race." And
God sacrificed his perfect Son for
the salvation of sinners. How can
the Bible be compared to Mein
Kampf?
Earl Gosnell
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