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To Someone Help, It's' Terrible (and you, too, know who you are):
You are absolutely right when you say it's terrible but you are referring to
the wrong side of the coin.
It's terrible when persons hired to do a job are nade to feel as if they are "criminals" for folhawing and enforcing the rules set by their superiors. It's terrible when people lash out at the done when they are caught breaking a rule and have to pay the penalty. However, the done are by no means the spies or jailers that sumapecple seem to think. They are uerely doing the job they are expected to do, and
doing it well, I might add.
like you say, "Nothing happens after 2:00 that can't happen before." 780 do whatever it is you are doing before and chew'the rules, or keep it quiet and don't let anyone know what you're doing, because if you keep whatever you are doing quietly in your room, no one is going to ctne pounding on your
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for mistakes.
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v) . _ . Edi'lOI'iCl Time constraints make this week's editorial short,
but we'd like to warn our/readers that the November
29th SUN is the last issue this term. like something published or publicized before
Christmas then your time is running low. The SUN
staff urges you to act quickly. submissions is Monday, November 26th.
to the editor?
, peOple who consider theme
IF YOU FIND MISTAKES
in this publication, please, consider that they are there for a purpose., we publish something for everyone, and some people are always looking
THE mt: SUN; {Thfiiérdayf-Ngovemberg?
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DESK
If you would
The'deadline for
door to see what's going on. Some of you may use. the excuse that you don't want to have to,hide what- ever it is you are doing. All I can say is that there is a difference behmaai hiding Something and being private about something.
It is also terrible that
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Deadline for all submissions is Mondayg-‘ noon. ' V 7 Ix The staff meeting is every Monday at 7 PM in The SUN's office, fourth floor Main, '\ East’end.r ' ’ ’ A sincere thank you and a helluva lot of “gratitude to:
;~Maureen Hartman a ToddeacLaughlan’ Richard Lee Derwiananks George Barry Pat Ingraham Kevin Gauthief
‘ WHERE WAS EVERYONE ELSE?
for all the work they _ did on this week's ' issue.-
— John‘s. Cairns
'Todd MacLaughlan Richard Lee
selves "adults" do not have” the ccnncn decency to
respect the rights of their fellow residents who do not
‘wish to hear screaming, yelling, and door slannfing - “
not to mention having those "adults" pounding on your door, stealing the pens
off memo boards (but not before they leave assorted Obscenities), and,last but not least, turning up g the volune of their stereos from anywhere between 7 and 10 - all at l:00 or so in the morning!!!, You probably won't believe this, but all' of the aforementioned noise wakes up these of us who A are trying to sleep because we have classes in the morning. Yes, even on FRIDAY morning. .I, for one, think the rules should.be stricter oauxnrung the totalhy unnecessary, excessive, and
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' to hear Arlo Guthrie,‘
extremely aggravating noise and rabblerowsing which very frequently accompanies nighttime visitors and their hosts . after Pigs, parties, pubs, and usually even plain,
pold, ordinary eVenings.
I think that it's about
"time scne of the resident
students really begin acting like the adults
they believe themselves to be and hawessane respect for others in this buihihug. Sure you have a right to’. play your stereo (or make
a little noise), but.when
I am in the privacy of my own noon, and I hear your music (or any other noise). blasting through my walls, then you have just invaded my right and privacy and your rights end there! - I'do not like to hear Led Zepplin, Aerosmith, or Black Sabbath blasting loud
. and clear through my walls ' at any tine of the-day or“
night, and you nay not like
Mozart, or Scott Joplin.
f Solution: Learn tolqaqi
your noise down and I'll keep ndne down, too. Susan SatterthWaite Resident of ,2 Bernadine Hall‘ P.S. Your use of Obscenities was totally uncalled for.; You are crnpletely out of
bounds when you claim that the conditions in whidh you_
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are now living "could be made intolerable? — a paranoid statement to say
athe leaSt (not to mention
unfair):i Also, your ' ccnment concerning Hitler was totally, completely, and unabashedly IGNORANT!
EDITOR'S NOTE .
The Sun has redeived huge response'to the writings of Kate O'Connell. we've received seven letters, all of them negative to Kate. Some of them downgraded her and herppolitical beliefs
so badly that weh‘ave ' withheld them-from_
publication: This week's letter is one of the a: milder ones, and that is why it is in print.
In the editor's opinion the whole issue of Albania and its government has gotten entirely out of hand- With the appearance of the follOwing letter, weconsider the issue closed. 7
‘ "Open letter to Kate
O'Connell jg I have read alnost all of your letters and have
.“ccne’to the conclusion
that you are trying to
save us frcura fate vtmse
than life. iiknlwant US.
to see a new way of living!
to cause.a revolution 1n ‘
our minds,‘to change our
patterns of thought. '
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