I-Mail continued from prtriout p*t* Poetic Justice It stems lu mi . I ahian \ Amiuh ;1 I)cc ember I'WI | has already Itt rn tomprnsjinl more than fairly by our jmlk t.il system I would think Sl.W'fM), plus reinstatement into the program, would Ik enough tor ihi average jjerson' I don’t see win he should Ik- [xrr nutted to nuke threats against the faculty I he university comm unity does not need people with loose screws threatening members of the faculty, staff or other stu dents I im Reynolds. senior. \N ashingion State l Music to our ears \o douht von media stooges found \ourselves mum hie ftstedly iru apatite of ttu hiding \ustm. I exas. in \our ill-contrived I hut still, very contrived' depiction ot "( ollcgi Musk' ;( ttu. Dcceintn'r Perhaps the reason vdn \ustm was .-mined ts that this two horse town s music scene has consistently refused to hawk "altei nati\e" music to the marketroids and their bleary eved dum s (unlike your six ‘minion cities I he incessant headhanging «»t Seattle and its fe llow sycophants must h\ now he replaced b\ the hanging *»t their collective heads against what wen tin walls of then music scene, now reduced to ruhhle I he ir final, angst filled erv vs 111 undoubtedly he. “\\ hy couldnt we have been more like \ustin ( hris Sowada, senior. I of I exas My kind of town I ookmg at the cities reviewed in voiu article. '< ollege Musk laves. I noticed a significant omission. With two hands that have roamed at the top of the college music charts, l rgc Overkill and Smashing Pumpkins. I Inlieve \. >u fi»rg< >t ( dm ag« ». Maybe you shouldn't pass over the Second ( ity next time, as they will soon no longct he the Second ( ity of alternative college music Das id J. I’ika. graduate stu dcnl, Northern Illinois l *** Shame on U. I think your coverage of Michael Jackson |“ I he l |is and Downs of ''rt," Dccrmliet 1‘rri was totally irres|ion slide I’ll tell who cares l eers (urent.of a young child Do you realle think child molestation should he lumped in with topics ol “biggest hitch” or "the worst comeback • Your sursec is an einbarrassnient to any nm vrrsity commuiuts Ym base tnsiali/ed the seriousness ol tin i hat yes against |ac kson a' well as implied that > liar yes ol this nature can and should !« tried in the media \ uu fuse sent the wrong message to the luttire parents ut this countrs Someone should he secerely reprimanded lot the outiagcous lilundcr Sheris llohuun, academic adviser. Southern Illinois l Review misses a beat In the I)rc c tidier |V>< issue. I lasis Maior reviews the Kesoltmg ( i«ks latest album. linger Fhkrn' (>-«J “ I he result.” he states, is an “ hour plus < I) [that] rapidly Incomes tedious " I hat is where he is wrong 1 mget I uken (ioaj is one ot the best alliums m the* area ol industrial music lodas I racks like "Mr I inks'' and “< ida ( .opier" show whai he missed, that this allium is not to lie taken dial seriouslv I his hand is a group ol guys and girls dial got together recorded some trac ke lor the fun ol II. like dies hast- lie tore, and will probably con tunic to do so 111 the Inline Djiuc-I M ccks, sophomore, Stephen I Vusttn State l Letter of protest \ftrr reading the letter pushing tot a han on protesting and "earnmg on alxuit esers stupid little thing iin c impus I Views. I >ec etui n't I'WI I couldn’t stop laughing \Vh.it did Mr Marshall think he s|ient three paragraphs ih.my Sure looked like Ins letter would tail titnler the "t amine mt .lUnit every little thing" catcgce this is vour intention, hut it so. I 1 an 1 see what useful servile you are providing It \ou must chew up hundreds ol thousands ol trees to publish vour maga/anc, I wish that you would put some thing worth reading on its pages Scott Jonas, senior, l . ot ( olorado Corrupted by e-mail I |ust finished reading your article ‘Surfing the Information Supcthighvv av, featured in y our Novcmlxr issue I agree that computers have now become an extremely important tool for any college student I mail is more addictive at most college campuses that alcohol and most drugs Some cra/v people end up skipping meals, missing classes (oh no’) and (iod forbid, missing parties by sitting in front "I some dumb terminal I- mail is prettv fun, but (list don't Ol) on it. Dhiraj Murthy, freshman. < larcmont McKenna ( ollcge-^r Write to us via INTERNET: umag© wen sf ca us continued from previous page “I don't fill sale gr.ulu.iling under his administration \mv l>orscll, junior, Sum Houston Si.ur l . "Du I think ( linlnn's lining .1 good |ob‘- I hat's like ask ing it .1 liruk limits t >1 tourv nut It never will and it non lus Srtlt .Sproul, freshman. Oregon St.itr l "Yeah, I think ( lintiin is lining j good |oh. I hr health rare plan looks good, ami (.linlnn's non liHikrd liettrt on television. It’s ittst her hushatul vvr’vr gut to worry almut." \ iram Kreng, junior, l . of ( alihimta, Irvine “I think he's gut good intrntions, hut thr mail to lull is paved with good intrntions." James Malonev. sopho more. Oklahoma State l'. "I sa\ that ( Hinton is .1 liar and a cheat and hr's going to run our country into hankrupto " John Mdridge, freshman, l . of Vrkansas, Fayetteville “No, I don't think (Hinton is doing a good job. and franklv, I lieheve that mv dog ran do a hrttrr |ob than hr does I can’t wait until '»< when thr Republicans will take other again ' Michael Herbert, sophomore, l . of Massachusetts “1 believe ( Hinton is doing a superior job considering thr Opinion Poll Results sh.i|K- the l s giivrmimnt and economy .ire in today He's lighting to change polities that don't work and essentially give the l nited Males .1 gincrnment lli.il works lur them .inti nut sue versa hjtc Schneider, freshman, Kent State l . \ i s. I Indies c that ('linton is doing .1 goixl |ol> though I think he could use some hacklxinc We have to remem her that Marry Iruman ami John Kennedy had very tough first tears as well. If anvonc needs rousting almiil, it s ( ongress ” Jodie Peeler, junior, Lander l "( linton is prohahh the worst [iresulcnt in the histoiy of this nation lie makes ( artel look like a national hero 1 rov Muller, junior, l . of Uahama, Hinuingham "I think ( linton is doing a vert gixxl )oh lieeause he s sen innovative and has a lot of new ideas, and I think the fact that he's younger than most presidents is one reason why he's going to help the college students a lot lie rcnicihIk'I's what it was like when he was a college stu dent, and he grew up in .1 middle ilass family so he understands how difficult it is to pay for college Brian Nash, freshman. I . of Miami "1 would Ik- willing let ( helsea have her turn in the ( >sal ( >ftice ” Michael Jenkins, sophomore, l . of 1 e\as "'i c all, I rcallv think. ( Hinton is lining a good |oh I think we 11nililn i ask tor a better president I think our mini in ' ,ii .'-Mill hamls Nichole I Jtidis, sophomore, l . ol ( incinnati ■it Kush l.imluugh ran tor president, i d vote tor him o\ i i < lintoii am .las Mike ( ooper, sophomore, l(l.\ I don't trust President ( linton ot her hushaml Hill either Brent /enthoeter, freshman. Ball State l "No, he's not doing a good |oh In a time when the entire world is leaving the left wing socialism tor tree market economies and capitalism, it's ridiculous to think that we, the l tilted States, the former leader in that category, are now moving towards where [other countries! have come Irotn, which is nhvmusk towards socialized medicine, larger government and government controls ol the mar ket Jason Huntsman, senior, l of Vrkansas in the past, jR-ople have alwavs votnplained alxiut presi dents not doing anything, and the otilv complaint you hear alxiut (Hinton ismmieime mavlie not liking what he s doing I think ( linton is doing a fine job, and I am so glad that we hnallv have a president who cares alxiut college students " Kennv Blake, sophomore, l . of (.eorgia IN ENTERTAINMENT POLL RESULTS ON CONTESTS & SPECIALS PAGE