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CAMPUS COMMENTS
STUDENT RESUME* FKH AC|*1S THE NATION
Giving marijuana a bad name
1 am disturbed bv the- covet <d the
Man h IdOS edition of / It was hr.td
lined “A Ifighrt him .111011" and |>i«
lined a woman in a college graduation
1 .in and gown, snorting « <m aine Plac rd
next to the < cm aine was a 1 up with pills
spilling 4>tat ol it * )n the othei side,
thrtr is a lw mg anil a bag of mat 1 juana
I <!«> not feel that marijuana and
((Maine should Ik* placed 111 the same
category Scniety must stop ((Miking at
marijuana as an evil I he pic tine von
tan trillion e* the steirotvpe ol mart
juana as an evil and makes the j«>b ol the
projxinent.s tot the cic*( rtiiunaii/iug ol
marijuana even haidet Shannon
O’Reilly, sophomore. State l . <»f New
York, College at (Portland
Not all gays are radical
in regards to ( I he I ast < i\il Rights
f tghn) attic le in vuui (anuaiv lebruan
issue Your teadets may be shoc ked t(
icali/e that the untjont) 4»f g,iv jK*ople let 1
the same wav al*»ut a “Sue k lh« k iKt i
as nongaYs Most convidei it vulgar. c hiid
isb and offensive lortuualelY, most gavY
irali/r that being gay is not about dtag
leather or wearing rude shuts It is alwmi
tailing in love I he majority of the gaY
community is trying hard to legitimize
itself m the public eve and is getting litre!
of basing to (lean up uiiei the ac lions of .
fringe few Dennis K. Partington, senior,
C '.aliform* State UC Jiieo
I felt deepl> toin|K*lled to write regard
mg the article. ** I he ! ast Civil Right'
fight-'" I think the pritnt should lx* made
that not all gays lesbians 1 ondorte «»i even
feel eoiuiortablr with such radic al. mill
(ant actions As a lesbian myself, I feel
thru* tat fit s to Ik* <|Ultr nffriiMvr I hi* drl
milrlv tl(tr> not i c*|ii r*r ill tlir «■ lit 11 «•
g«i\ Irshun innumuiuv I just h<»}«' mm i
rtv < an ir< ogm/r ihr l.u ( ffi.it a j4tr.1l deal
of (iiw iMtv <\hts among homuwxiyU as
writ .is hrtnosr totals \nd fchtlr sot nr of
us would 1 otidonc (fir (lungs found in
1 fir I .tsf (.tv 11 Rights f- »gfi(' .11 ii« lr
sornr of us would not Kimberly
( )iimfx‘r\ irnior, U. of South Alalwinia
It’s not nice to pee on Mother Nature
Mv 1 r. 11 non uImioi vmit i ohm in “Ihr
perfect ipniif; break lor per nut."
(January h r liman 1J t. that von air
not mlrirstrtl ill rt oloj*. at all Ihraiti
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Don't cm us to elo what is
wteittg toi otn riivtiotimciit oi out
MMjc t\ Wh.it it nnvonr mutated on
the h«a* h (inufv IVtrrs, junior, l of
Phish a fine catch
1 in rntl\ >rad your mnsii tevievs of
the nmsit gte»up. J’hish, in thr
January February IW A issue and vsas
hoinhh appalh'd 1 hr ir\n wri has
! totally i in stint thr vrr\ rssrmt* o!
P hlvh Mi l irvirw se e ins to me like a
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Stir i otn pa i r s I * 111 sh to thr hk< s of
Olivia Nr vs ton John. Sun on ami
( *ai tufik-rI anil Srsaillt Stirrt I iv<
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douht. thr most « native hand mik r I hr
Kr a ths I tiopr leaelels I r evaluate- am
opinions yotil eiapshoot lllUMe te*vie*we|s
v^ive NUson (.. Johnson, junior, (.eeirgia
TrrhU.
U. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
\elelirss yeHII e ol 1 rsjHUie Irlie e to I < fie is
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Irss t reserves ttie* right to relit suhmiv
siems fe >t le ngth ane11 lai its
Do you believe
drugs are a
problem on
your campus?
THIS MONTHS QUESTION
Do you think
environmental
concents me
blown out
of proportion?
Ted r, MW ('X #>ir»
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6 U-VIEWS
( M tin fust 211 (.ills in rived from Feb 1 1 through Man li ' hum murr than 22 (.imposes. I 11 < allrissaid dings writ- a
|>1 <iblrrn i >n their i ampus anti 1 SO did not sre drug use a\ a |im>hlrin Main Undent* said alroht>1 abuse the biggest
drug problem, while virnr let rrational user* lamented that illu it drug* wne not.«i evahle enough
"Dmgs aie detmiteh a problem on m\ iampus \\hen 1 fitst m<ned into the doiins. over 7 > |>er< ent of the people
|nst on m> floor Here doing drugs I'm from New York< its. and I've nesei seen snt h widespread ding use as on this
i am pits " —Oiria Solari, •enior. State U. of New York, Buffalo
" \ ie illegal dings a problem on campus' No Is alt ohol a problem' I><-(iitite 1%
—Jay Bowen, graduate student, < khio State U.
"No I tlon t think, drugs are a problem I think drugs should lie legalized, esjret tally marijuana "
—Steven Becker, srnior, Iowa Slate IJ.
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