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About last issue...
I realh enjoyed v«»»1 r .uncle “\warenexs Overdose \l
mi, < >i t If s.iul a i*»( I wish \»>ti ■ vct>vilci| publish
mure awareness articles in the futuie \ftcr .ill, college is for
,IU i; r!K V Steve Sh.ill I li, ( )kl.ihnm.l St Jit* t
I just got done reading votir latest issue of l M.tj.i. jnc 1 wax
extremeb disap|>ointcd .uul outraged th.it you did not publish
jm information jlxnit the upcoming album from Kush' \ ou
may not consider Kush to be in the "college rin k arena; how
ever, most Kush tans are attending a university If you can
mention Pearl lam aiul (bins \ Koses you mukl have at least
meiitioiu i Kush Brad Simonin. class ol ’H‘>, New Mexi
co State l
I was reading vour article titled. "I x ( »ot the Look \(
M.ii'ti tni■. ( K’t am! found myself somewhat offended It
was not the article itself with which I am displeased, but lather
CC'VfR PHOTis it i ■••A’ BRIAN KACH ah: ..ISUtn i>t.UU 1 PI vi.H
on. cil the picture i apnons I l<hum ll questioning tin
common stiTti >t \ j h .in tong non VI tdxx estc fliers th.it tin1 . rnt i .tl
section" ot mu cmiiurx, cs|K*eaallx Iowa, is cxx htsixelx comprised
of cornfields I womiei it uneducated, liberally'biased, amoral
( ilit..mum ii.ul.i jmihsiIiK nlueate themselx ex reg.itehng em
hmoil outside ot their own st-ite I Daxid (irandy, Iresh
inan, W estern Michigan l
I ni here .it Duke l anil am speaking on belialt ot the 1 rent
> Hall W e are enthralled with vnur ttiaga/ine and feel that you
were right on target when you said the preppy look is aloe and
well, bciause we ite gist a bunch ot Ralph I auren wearing lools
and we lose it W In don’t sou guys come ..set to I huh.mi and
leseari h an in depth attu le . .n the liest niusetstts on the lace ot
the plain t Vndrew \l Dries, treslunao, Duke l
Other blasts from the past...
In 'I )i\ie strike x sour note with nirinlivis ot mate lung hand.’
il \/ag./.r«i . Vug Sept IOOt| hand ineinhet I tin Jones
makes a ludicrous statement that "Dixie" xsas plaxed in the
< ml W ii eiunng the killing ot his people and that it s shouted
tiy the Kti klux klart when tliex march It is news to me about
the klan shouting Dixie" when they man It
I In song "Dixie is a song ot pride tit the hearts and minds
ot mam Southerners who do not hold t.utal stexss. tor the
region in xxhielt thes were Intrii and raised and xxhteh they luxe
Sueh charge**. h\ people like Mr tone's are oltenstve to many
Southern white Stexe I’ickett, senior, l ot South Xlahaitia
I \xas shiM'kcd no, tiH. simpleton I was appallcei at what a
halt assed Ignorant article toll published m your Vug /Sept
I'W.t issue ahout the "exhthitronisl ( I) salt I hese haps m
I lortela are lust another example ot the hlatant rip ott ot an
estatilishetl l ( Santa Barbara, non In \oxemhet IJI. Isla
Vista’s own < I* and tape store held Vtiteriea's no baloney,
original mule* dax Vlx iptestton Where* the hell we*re you.
I I oud l’rou.i John llasdovit , senior, l . ot
( alilornia, Santa ltarb.ua
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RESULTS FROM LAST MONTH
Do you suffer from
information overload?
YES
72%
No. I don’t suffer from intomuuon
overload I here’s no such thing I he
more information, the (letter John
( line, junior, l . of Illinois
Yes. I think Bill W.irtcrson was correct
in ( ah ill and llohhcs when he said,
“ The average I (-second tommerei.il
overextends the attention span of the
average American In a good 14 seconds
Dan Kifer. senior, l . of ( Colorado
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I definitely don’t think we suffer
from information overload I think
information is a great weapon against
ignorance I he more info the hrtlcr
Rands Mi Sees, junior. State
l msersity of New Vork, Buffalo
'l es I definiteh suffer from informa
non overload. I’m a freshman ami I
didn’t expect this much learning in one
month. Thomas Hryde, freshman, IJ.
of Mississippi
THIS MONTH S QUESTION
Do you think
Clinton is doing
a good job?
(800) 6 U-VIEWS
1 ihiiiW 1 know too damn much
already I think dm world han too
much information floating around it. I
think ihcv should |ust give me my
degree and let me go home. Chris
Johnson, junior, L'. of Wisconsin
Yes Sometimes when I'm doing cal
cuius I freak out and can’t do it any
more I throw down my Ixioks and las
there and laugh myself to sleep Bill
Keaton, sophomore, U. of Nebraska
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