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SPECIALS

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owned and operated Tel.
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career receptions with this grab of a John Casazza pasS expected this week

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Robert R. Thonen
Editor-in-Chief

David Landt
Business Manager

Wayne B. Eads

Managing Editor Bev Denny

Associate Editor

News Editor
Features Editor
Sports Editor

Gary Pridgen
Karen Blansfield
Don Trausneck

  

 

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Editorials and Comm entary

   
  
    
 

  

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‘New Left Desk’ will
threaten freedom

By JAMES HORD

  

of keeping dossiers on private

 

ina lawt

  
 

 

Wiz i nanner is nota

1 i Many ens who would

therwise express their views on many issues

ire afraid to do so. Many citizens who express

FBI, t 5 their views on unpopular issues do so with the
w knowledge that they may somehow be

penalized, or jeopardized in the future because

 

 

int

 
 
  

 

f their activities. In other words, a “chilling

on freedom of expression is now

ibou because of governmental
ervention into the area of civil liberties

What right does the federal government have
ge amounts of information of private

vho have never broken a law? The only

 

is that it is in the interest of
This is not good enough

 

n
al security
dom of speech is impaired, and
ice-loving citizens are afraid to speak out
the country is in serious danger. Big
y ady be with us
Clearly, the U.S. Army shouid get out of the
n individual citizens.

    

     

1 been noted for its

t r anything else
Sur il political

y any gover tal agency does not

rde for the future of Jemocratic

ber 3, 1970

Page 6, Fountainhead, Tuesday, Noven

 

The Forum
Sic

To Fountainhead
Dear Mr. Von Klor
Your letters ¢

 

Fountainhead, and

 

Sincerely
Gary L. McCullough

Features Editor, Buccaneer
MRC Representative (4th floor Belk)

Grump box

To Fountain
Scarcely

  

 

doesn't have a tew

the Univ

   

the obscure way

what. And that’s

 

all that gets

 

yur heads against a wall of red tape

The Women’s Residence Cc
‘Grump Box” in the lobby of th
WRC is the group who le

curfew hours, said we can now legally cook

 

neil has placed a

 

  

 

the dorms. wiped out the sign in and sign out
cards, got rid of some of the freshmen rules and
the “Parental Permission Slips” ( women

had to have written perm

 

parents for
motorcycle while at ECU)

such trips as being

more changes that have bee
help of WRC and Dean Fi
many more which need to be

ose of the Grump Box

   

 

   
 
  
 
 
 
 
 

gripes that
ically be prir 1
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r refer them to the

   

 

be serious about this

 

doesn’t
garbage, and your ¢ is more likely t
be acted upon if stated f

More power to the people
Sue Bowermaster

Correction

To Fountainhead
This letter is written in reply to Mr, Hadden’s
criticism of SGA President Bob Whitley. First

of all, | do not know whether he attended the

   
 

student involvement rally but its purpose was,
among other things, to make possible a dialogue
between the SGA and our student body. The

statement he referred to was taken completely

 

out of context and does not include the answer
In its entirety

Whitley was asked why the SGA does not
take stands on national and political issues
He answered that the SGA was the governing
body of our student body and should definitely
be committed to ECU. He went on to say that

uals, he and other students should

  

as indi
take active parts in politics and national

problems. From this dialogue, there arose the

 

idea of polling the student bi dy and then the
SGA “officially”
student body to c

stating the position of our
Whitley
agreed with the suggestion and plans to carry
through with it

I hope this helps Mr. Hadden understand the

gressmer ete

 

statement more completely even though he

may disagree with it. | hate see such a

very definite

 

misconception come out of

attempt to help student-SGA communication

Randy Honnet

Why not?

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If “Doctor's Bag” is so great, why has it
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