Wednesday, aprll 25, 1979
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Continued from page 4
For those who read my letter to the
members of the Muslim Student Associa
tion to thi Daily Nebraskan, April 23, 1
want to point out that I don't agree With
the misleading title which was given to my
letter by the Daily Nebraskan staff. I
simply meant that the members of the
Muslim Student Association should be
aware of those who want to use them for
their own desire to be rulers, not for the
sake of the real Islamic revolution; those
who are willing to cd-bpera'te evert with
anti-Islamic interests, those who are
working against the true Muslims.
there is no doubt that people of arty
country, whether they are Muslims or not,
should be In power to achieve their nation
al interest toward freedom and equality.
1 really wonder whether the Daily Ne
braskan staff misinterpreted my letter or
whether they had another intention behind
putting this title on it. If it was the first, I
hope it's clear to them now, and if it was
not, I'm sdrry to say they should be
responsible and I have to complain about
it. i need an explanation.
Had! Omar Rghei
Greeks not blamed .
During a recent bonfire, six live turkeys
Were burned. The bonfire was "sponsored"
by Greeks as a Greek clean-up. In defense
of thd Greeks, Bud Cuca said yoU couldn't
feasibly hold one group responsible and
that he had rumors that it was not Greeks.
How asinine. No one, including Bernard
Patton (Director of Capital Humarte So
ciety of Nebraska) is blaming Greeks. Stu
dents are being held responsible, Which
means anyone whb attends the university
may be guilty. Now one understands why .
those outside the. , University community
(arid some of those within) think of stu-,
dents as childish. Cuca should stop defend
ing these childish acts arid be a bit con
cerned with stopping further actions of this
sort.
, Instead of offering any cooperation in
the investigation, Cuca claimed it Wasn't
"any big deal. Obviously, shrugging this
repugnant incident off to the weather, bur
student regent's lack of concern has proven
that he is indeed regent material.
Tony Clouse
Advertising Major
Think student
ridt Greek
Bud Cuca's comment oH the 16th and R
street fire, that he was sure "no Greeks was
responsible" for throwing in the turkeys,
seemed a little out of line for an ASUN
president.
. I hope this hasn't set a precedent. In
the next year, will Bud always be more in
clined to "think Greek" than to think like
the rest of us?
Eric Warp
Former Greek
Senior-Advertising
Taxpayer groans
My (dd I Why are we Wasting tax dollars
to educate low grade students' throwing live
turkeys t Into bonfires!?
A Militant taxpayer
Thanks, HEP students
. Langston Hughes once wrote: "I cried
because I had no shoes, Until I saw
someone Who had no feet.'
Perhaps this was the attitude taken by
some students of the High School Equi
valency Program Some of these students
cduld be called disadvantaged, yet they
danced the night away irt lha recent Chi
PhiKLMS Dance Marathon for Muscu
lar Dystrophy. Through their dancing, they
helped victims of Muscular Dystrophy,
whb could not dance themselves
"The students bf the HEP program also
put tbgether a dance that raised money
that Will be used tb .help those irt the
program Who Will continue their edUcatibri
at this University.
' Hid5 High Schobl Equivalency "PrbgrShV
bn this campUs bffers bppdrtUnities tb stu
dents of migrant farm work backgrounds
by giving them the chance tb get the high
school diploma that they missed but iyd.
Within that ebritext, the students bf the
past session chose- tb help others, or in
effect, tb pass good deeds on to others.
This speaks Very well bf HEP students at
UNL, and show that generbsitV, kindness
arid hUriian feelings transcend all boun
daries. Hubert Brown
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