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Display misinterpreted
This letter is in response to Beth Ryan's Oct. 20
letter. As a UNL student, a" citizen of the United States
and a member of the human race, I did not find the
Delta Sigma Phis' Homecoming display "sickening and
frightening."
I cannot believe that the "Tylenol display" was meant
as a direct mockery to the seven people who died after
taking the medicine. Granted, the theme may have been
in "bad taste," but I don't feel it deserved the sinful
recognition that it received. Other displays depicted
football players strangling or stomping on cats - isn't
this sickening? Yet we permit mockery of cruelty to
animals.
People die every day. We will all die someday. This
is not to say that every one of our lives shouldn't be
cherished and lived to the fullest. But if we were to
dwell on all the crazy people who go around murdering,
raping, and poisoning innocent people, our lives would
be one large "headache" from the panic and fear that we
could be next in line.
It's unfortunate that the Delta Sigs didn't think a
little more about the people they were offending, but
let's remember that they are all students of UNL, citi
zens of some country and human beings as well. Just
because they found humor in something others didn't,
should that make people angry, sick and frightened?
Sick humor is everywhere . . . just turn on your tele
vision. Let's worry more about finding and condemning the
person who is contaminating the Tylenol and not those
who are just as innocent and vulnerable as the seven
people who died as a result of it.
Sheila Hyland
junior, broadcasting
Newspaper commended
I enjoyed the rememberances of Homecomings past,
reading the Oct. 20 Daily Nebraskan article on Homecom
ing. We need to see where we are, and, indeed, where we
are going. As a non-traditional student on the UNL
campus, I appreciated the reporter's providing an oppor
tunity for reflection. I also appreciated her thorough research.
I also want to say "police report" is a fine addition to
the Daily Nebraskan. I feel the newspaper had much to do
with stopping the rash of purse and billfold "snatchings"
on campus. Students need to be kept informed of what is
happening around them.
The Daily Nebnskan staff is doing a great job. Keep it
up - we're depending on you. .
Marge Thomssen
senior, consumer affairs
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