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Letter from the Staff Anna Walker / | Page 7 Relay for Life brightens night with colorful theme Emily Barber Anna Pishko, third-year public health of these included an extreme peanut was bubble soccer, which was a @EMILYRISA student and a member of USC’s Relay butter and jelly sandwich station, collaboration between Theta Tau, the executive board. henna tattoos and a tent with a badge- professional engineering fraternity, Thousands of students walked or Over 90 teams registered for the making machine. and University Ambassadors, many of ran laps at the 2016 Relay for Life to event, from student organizations, “This is such a campuswide event, whom wore bright green for the event. raise money for the American Cancer Greek organizations and cancer and it brings awareness to cancer more Kris Hacker, second-year chemical Society. As of Sunday evening, the survivor groups. The theme of the than we could ever have hoped for,” engineering student and a member event raised $148,753. night was “Color Me Relay,” so Pishko said. “Since we’ve been doing of Theta Tau, was instrumental to “Relay for Life’s main goal is to many teams and participants tried it, which is about 13 years, we’ve raised organizing their tent. He said that his celebrate survivorship and to raise to incorporate bright colors. Each over a million dollars for the American “Relay story” is the death of his aunt money to facilitate programs put on team set up its own fundraiser to raise Cancer Society.” from colon cancer in November. by the American Cancer Society,” said money throughout the night. Some One of the most popular events SEERELAYPAGE2

Sex offender caught on campus

A registered sex offender was arrested by USC police for allegedly following a female student Thursday evening, according to a report by The State. The female student contacted USC police when Emily Barber / THE DAILY GAMECOCK she noticed a man following her while walking to her car near Senate and Pickens streets. USC police found 40-year-old Edwin Arnold Davis walking out of a bush, and he admitted to following the student. Davis has since been banned from the USC campus after being charged with breach of peace. A crime bulletin was also issued online by USC police. THE DAILY GAMECOCK Emily Barber / Emily Barber / THE DAILY GAMECOCK If Davis is seen on campus, call police or use the RAVE Guardian app immediately. T. Micheal Boddie kilometer footrace surrounded by Run partnered with the Historic Davis’ criminal record @THEHUMANBODDIE inflatable palm trees, music and Columbia Foundation and Girls on includes charges of sexual clouds of brightly colored powders. the Run of Columbia, a charitable assault, trespassing, Since 2011, The Color Run has organization for young girls in aggravated voyeurism, armed The “Happiest 5k on the Planet” been a for-profit company that the third through eighth grade robbery and unlawfully made its way to Columbia on partners with charities across the with a goal of teaching girls to be carrying a fi rearm. Saturday morning. Thousands of United States, using its 5k race to independent, happy and healthy, people participated in The Color — Compiled by promote charitable causes as well including training for a 5k race. Run’s “Tropicolor” World Tour, Mary Ramsey, as a healthy and happy lifestyle. For where they ran an un-timed, five- the Columbia event, The Color SEECOLORPAGE3 News Editor Dates to know April

Skill Builder Workshop: Eff ective Communication Leadership and Service Center 1 p.m. Clothesline Project Display Debut Greene Street & Russell House Second Floor 10 a.m. Deadline to apply to be a 18 Healthy Carolina Farmers Market Community Ambassador Greene Street 9:30 a.m. Skill Builder Workshop: Examining Workplace Culture Leadership and Service Center 2:40 p.m. 19 Mary Ramsey / THE DAILY GAMECOCK You Can Aff ord to Study Abroad! Seminar The new building is located in the Research District of Columbia. Russell House 203 4 p.m. Open Book Series: “Book of Illusions” by Paul Auster USC expands IBM deal Hollings Library 6 p.m. 20 Mary Ramsey the development for what it will bring Skill Builder Workshop: @MCOLLEEN1996 to the university in the same release. Offi ce PoliticPolitics “This new center places the Leadership and Service Center 4:15 p.m. The grand opening of the University squarely in the mix $25 million Center for Applied with some of tech’s hottest areas — Healthy ShoppingSho on a Innovation on Thursday marked an cognitive and the Internet of Things,” Budget WorWorkshop expansion of the relationship between Pastides said. “It also represents Russell House 203 4 p.m. USC and IBM. 21 the potential for strong public Discovery Day The center, located in the private partnerships to advance our Russell House Ballroom 8:15 a.m. Innovista research district, focuses on educational mission and signifi cantly How to Prepare ffor Student “technology for a host of real-world raise our research profi le.” applications,” according to a press Loan RepayRepayment Workshop The center was founded in 2014, Student Success CenteCenter Meeting Room One 12 p.m. release on the opening. Some of the See more at and construction on the 110,000 fi rst projects conducted at the facility Women’s Self-Defense Workshop dailygamecock.com square-foot structure began in 22Strom Thurmond Fitness and Wellness Center 4 p.m. will touch on higher education, February of 2015. the efficiency of supply chains and Skill Builder Workshop: Life Balance Fluor Corp. is also a partner and aircraft safety. for the Busy Student Leader advisor in the center. Leadership and Service Center 2:10 p.m. President Harris Pastides praised 2 Monday, April 18, 2016

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RELAYPAGE1 Alpha Chi Omega was another group with a strong showing. Third- year business student Megan Farley “She was one of my closest friends said there were around 110 girls Spurrier honored at actually,” Hacker said. “That’s what participating. The sorority had a really inspired me to get involved in member who died from leukemia in Relay ... I’m incredibly happy that January 2013. University Ambassadors got to be a “That’s I think when Relay for Life Tennessee spring game part of it and that we’re sharing it with became a really big deal for Alpha a bigger group of people. It’s all about Chi. We always try and be the top Steve Spurrier was met with a Spurrier was honored on the the fun, it’s all about the good cause, fundraising team,” Farley said. mix of admiration and friendly field during pregame ceremonies and I think we’re doing a great job After reaching their goal of $10,000 admonishment as he was honored of Tennessee’s Orange and with it.” during the night, Farley raised the on Saturday as a part of Tennessee’s White Game. The official award Jay Salerno, fourth-year exercise sorority’s goal to $11,000. annual spring game, according to ceremony took place at the East science student and a member of “I think we’ll definitely hit that, The State. Tennessee Chapter of the National University Ambassadors, said that he especially with the sales from up here,” Spurrier was awarded the Football Foundation and Hall of started participating in Relay when his she said, “because we made tutus Neyland Trophy by the Knoxville Fame brunch in Knoxville. mother had cancer when he was a child earlier, so it was very popular, and now Quarterback Club. The award Spurrier is the winningest and continued participating even after they’re all gone.” is given annually to a major coach at both South Carolina and she was healthy again. Pishko said that participation in contributor to college athletics. Florida, second in the SEC only to He said he’s probably gone to 15 the Relay had been growing each year The former South Carolina head Alabama’s Paul “Bear” Bryant. Relays, but this is “by far the most fun and was much larger in 2016 because football coach attended high school Famed sportscaster Brent Relay I’ve ever been a part of.” they had held more events leading up in Johnson City, Tennessee, but he Musburger was also honored at the Hacker said that several Theta Tau to the main night. For Pishko — who spent 21 years coaching SEC rivals game, taking home the Lindsey members were running laps instead had two grandparents, an aunt and Florida and South Carolina and Nelson Broadcasting Award. of walking because one member was an uncle who were diagnosed with was known to talk trash about the going to run for either the distance of — Compiled by Brittany cancer — Relay is about having an Vols. a marathon or for six hours, whichever Franceschina, Senior News Reporter opportunity to give back personally he reached fi rst. and uniting a community to raise Carolina Judicial Council had cancer awareness. canvases with paint-filled water “When all my family members were balloons, which people could throw diagnosed, I was kind of too young to darts at to make splatter patterns. be a caregiver, so this is the way that Second-year business student Rebecca I’m giving back to them,” she said. Garnett said they were also going to “Every single person here is fi ghting try to sell the paintings as an extra and helping the fi ght to end cancer,” fundraiser. TDG Pishko said. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM

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The blotter comes from police reports released by the USC Division of Law Enforcement and Safety and doesn’t include crimes reported by city or county law enforcement.

A man is accused of throwing a hammer at his roommate during an altercation Thursday afternoon. Officers responded regarding a verbal argument that resulted in a physical attack. The victim said he had a dispute with his roommate who threatened to hurt him with a hammer. The roommate then entered the victim’s bedroom and proceeded to throw a hammer, missing him but hitting and damaging the wall. The victim told offi cers that his roommate had a history of mental health issues, and the roommate confirmed this. The roommate turned over the hammer to offi cers for processing and said he is planning to move. — Compiled by Emily Barber and Mary Ramsey, News Editors A woman is accused of assaulting her boyfriend when he returned to their shared home to collect his things Thursday morning after a fi ght the previous night. The couple went out the night before with the victim’s boss and his wife, at which point the girlfriend became intoxicated and started an argument sign up for with the boss’s wife. The victim then took his girlfriend home and left to stay with friends. When he returned the next day to pick up clothes and his dog, he alleges that his girlfriend began throwing and breaking things. He claimed he EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS realized he was injured when he exited the home to call the police and saw blood. When offi cers took his girlfriend into custody, she acknowledged that she has a tendency to break things when angry but denied the assault. — Compiled by Emily Barber and Mary Ramsey, News Editors A wheelchair was damaged Tuesday when a woman got into an altercation Carolina Alert is the with a driver. The woman was visiting her mother from out of town and was Emergency using the mother’s wheelchair to carry trash to the street. At that time, she resource noticed a couple arguing, the woman from a car and the man from the street. Preparedness She asked them to stop because there were elderly people in the area and got into a fi ght with the suspect, who was driving the car. The victim was standing for students and parents. next to a dumpster during the argument, and the suspect attempted to hit her with the car. She missed both people but hit the dumpster and the wheelchair. Offi cers did not apprehend the driver, but they did get her license plate number • Sign up to receive emergency alerts from the man. The owners of the wheelchair want to press charges for the damage. • Learn how to stay safe on campus — Compiled by Emily Barber and Mary Ramsey, News Editors • Review emergency procedures

COLORPAGE1 When participants finished the race, they stayed in the park and /CarolinaAlert People of all ages and all fitness enjoyed music, dancing, photo levels participate, wearing white opportunities and ‘color throws,’ T-shirts ready to be blasted with or many people throwing colored @CarolinaAlert colorful powder. Many of the powder into the air to create a participants in Columbia were USC spectacular color cloud. my.sc.edu/emergency students. Third-year management When second-year finance and student Sam Shea was excited to run global supply chain and operations the “Tropicolor” road race for the management student Cody Hodge fi rst time. finished the race, he stayed in the “Our friends kind of forced us park to enjoy the festivities. into it, but we’re excited. It’s going “I had a great time,” Hodge said. to be a lot of fun,” Shea said. “It’s not my fi rst 5k, but it’s my fi rst Third-year psychology student Color Run.” Courtney Newton was also a fi rst- Those who participated in The time “color runner.” Color Run painted their Saturday “I know that you run and you get morning orange, pink, blue, purple sprayed with color and I’m kind of and yellow for charity, health and scared about it, but I think it’ll be happiness. www.sc.edu/carolinaalert fun,” Newton said before the run. A&C 4

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Monday, April 18, 2016 5 Indie Grits pays homage to flood shifts sound in ‘Gore’

“Gore”

Release Date: April 8 Artist: Deftones B Label: Reprise Records Duration: 48 minutes

Courtesy of Reprise Records

Grace Batton / THE DAILY GAMECOCK Darby Hallman Indie Grits combined fi lm and music over the course of four days, while commemorating the fl ood with “Waterlines” theme. @DARBYHALLMAN1 Deftones has always been a band that of independent fi lms. As way for people to come isn’t a flood, I think Olivia Reszczynski walked the line between heavy grunge and part of celebrating the together and mourn that festivals like these @TDG_ARTS atmospheric rock. While their newest record, anniversary, events were over what happened and are a great way for a “Gore,” leans more toward their cool and calm The 10th anniversary free to the public. The celebrate water still,” community to celebrate.” sides than any of their previous releases, it still of the Indie Grits theme of the festival, said Laura Godenick, One event screened brings with it the creativity and quality that festival brought films Waterlines, was meant to Indie Grits volunteer short films still in the fans have come to expect. and music to the commemorate the fl ood and Nickelodeon editorial process to Their opening track, “Prayers / Triangles,” Columbia community that struck Columbia in Theatre employee. “I audience members for sets the tone of the with calming vocals this weekend. Presented the fall. think it’s important constructive criticism. juxtaposed with power chords and heavy by the Nickelodeon “I think for this for the community to “Isle of Palms,” a short distortion. As vocalist sings Theatre, Indie Grits was event — especially respond to events like film set in modern-day the opening line, “There’s a new, strange/ a four-day event full of because of the flood the fl ood that happened. Charleston, told the Godless demon awake inside me,” it is clear music, art and screenings that happened — it’s a But in general, if there story of a man who went that Deftones is offering something different on a quest to fi nd rarely with their eighth studio album. requested drugs for his After establishing the tone, “Gore” girlfriend. wastes no time and goes straight into the “For the writer, strangest, but also most interesting, song on it’s always just fun to the album, “Acid Hologram.” The song is let other people run another juxtaposition between distorted guitar with your script. The and melodic vocals, with the catchy chorus metamorphosis of periodically interrupted by moments where having the script turn the music slows to a low crawl and Moreno from 10 pages into a rumbles in a low sinister voice. well-produced film is “Gore” certainly leans toward this vocally sort of magic to me,” melodic/heavy guitar vibe with most of its said Joe Worthen, writer songs, but Deftones hasn’t ditched their high- and co-producer of “Isle energy metal side entirely. The second single of Palms.” of the album, “Doomed User,” explodes out of The magic of fi lm was the gate with Moreno shouting and screaming contagious throughout over a pronounced bass line and hard-hitting the festival, and the guitar riff. This song stands out as one of the passion of each writer heaviest on the album, and it helps give more or director was easily variety to an otherwise repetitive album. translated to the While “Gore” takes a step toward the audience members and atmospheric side of Deftones, it doesn’t do it Anna Walker / THE DAILY GAMECOCK in a predictable or compromising way. With Eighth Blackbird, a Grammy award-winning band, performed on Thursday night. SEEGRITSPAGE6 songs such as “Geometric Headdress” and “Pittura Infamante,” Deftones managed to merge the dream-like tone they showed in their “” and “” with a more catchy rock sound while International Festival fosters still retaining hints of their old-school chaos and unpredictability. While some fans may look for elements of the older, heavier Deftones that has been mutual respect for cultures established through their 28 years as a band, some songs on “Gore,” such as “Hearts / Wires,” showcase the band’s modern sound with stand-out style and emotion. The slow but steady instrumentals in “Hearts / Wires” fi t perfectly with Moreno’s falsetto vocals to make it a stand-out track. I have always enjoyed Deftones’ albums as being a coherent, collective pieces. With Olivia Reszczynski they never find out about Asia, such as someone asking her “if we “Gore” and many of their other albums, @TDG_ARTS or all they hear about is from the had Colgate because my teeth are each song seems to fi t together like a puzzle, news,” said Jinny Kim, a native of white,” she said. However, instead The 21st annual Columbia with the overall feel of the album remaining South Korea. of becoming angry or blameful, International Festival brought the pleasant and consistent throughout. That The festival aimed to educate she uses these opportunities to cultures of many countries to the being said, “Gore” does suffer from the attendees about different cultures spread awareness — an obvious State Fairgrounds this weekend. problem of having songs that sound a bit too and dispel stereotypes. Despite theme of the festival. Upon walking into the State similar. With songs such as “Xenon,” the new not being from Turkey, a USC “People have to know that Fairgrounds, attendees of the 2016 sound that “Gore” presents starts to sound journalism graduate, Delmar Africa is not all about what you see Columbia International Festival slightly repetitive. The album might have Roberts, became enthralled with on TV. We have some poverty, of were greeted with the beating of benefitted from another heavy song in its the culture. course, but these kinds of events African drums and transported place. He said that even though make the people think,” she said. to multiple countries around the Fortunately, for every song like “Xenon,” Turkey might have the stereotype The warm environment fostered world all at once. One arena full there’s a song like “(L)Mirl” or “Phantom of being an extremely hostile acceptance of new cultures as well of tables from various countries Bride” that exemplifi es Deftones’ variety and place, in reality it’s anything but. as a mutual respect for other ways displaying clothes, accessories effortlessly morph together Moreno’s tender He talked about the culture of of life outside of Columbia. and facts was adjacent to a second and chaotic vocal styles. The guitar work in hospitality he experienced while Roger Johansson, a native of arena full of food from across “Phantom Bride” layers a clean-sounding lead there: “If you meet them, they Sweden, said, “This is a great the globe, all without leaving guitar over the grungy riffs Deftones is known want to entertain you, and then festival just for the different Columbia. for, making it one of the biggest instrumental they’ll want to send you to all cultures, and for the different The festival is “important to stand-outs on the album. their relatives — to visit, to spend people to see each other, and to show a different city without “Gore” might have its weight shifted the night, that sort of thing,” have an understanding of the traveling. Another thing is people slightly too much toward the new, less heavy Roberts said. different peoples and have respect do not really know about any sound Deftones has created, but it still packs a Edom Kidane, a native for each other even though we’re other different countries. A lot of powerful punch and makes a great addition to of Ethiopia, has personally all different and we’re from people are from here, or people the band’s long discography. encountered some stereotypes, different places.” just want to fly to Europe, but A&C 6

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GRITSPAGE5 Many USC students and residents of Columbia were in attendance, as attendees. Creativity was celebrated the festival was easily accessible. among those who produce short “I really like how it’s free, which is fi lms. great for students. See music for free, “It’s the most creative thing I think get some more culture, go see fi lms someone can do with more people and get different perspectives,” said involved,” said John Barnhardt, EJ Holcombe, third-year biology director and co-producer of “Isle student. of Palms.” “If you’re a painter or a Godenick believes Indie Grits is an sculptor it’s really individual. You excellent way to showcase the art and cannot make a movie by yourself; talent of Columbia, highlighting the you just can’t do it. And you become emerging art scene, screenwriters, like a family, and I think that’s what actors and music of the Southeast. I enjoy the most.” “It’s a way to experience Columbia Having events at different with other people who live here,” locations allowed multiple screenings Godenick said. “It’s showcasing all and music venues to occur at once. of these wonderful artists and art “I love how much there is all over that we have in this community the place. It’s not concentrated in saying, you know, Columbia’s not one area. I think it’s really cool that that bad. It’s actually pretty cool. it’s spread out in the Columbia area,” Indie Grits is rated as one of the top said Stephen Simmons, third-year fi lm festivals in the South — we’re advertising student. proud to be from Columbia.”

Anna Walker / THE DAILY GAMECOCK Indie Grits brought a plethora of talented musicians to Columbia in various venues.

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Monday, April 18, 2016 7 LETTER FROM THE STAFF

Most of you are probably reading this Printing two times a week instead of online. Over 60 percent of our readership four requires a change in our culture as is digital, so starting in the fall of 2016, a staff. We are accustomed to working in The Daily Gamecock will appear in print the newsroom late into the night for half only twice a week. the week. In order to get stories published This doesn’t mean we will produce less throughout the day, we will be moving to a content. On the contrary, a primarily online daytime production process that functions platform will give us the opportunity to mainly within the typical nine-to-five further explore multimedia projects and workday. daytime publication. Rather than a fl ood With this switch comes many challenges. of stories each morning Monday through We can plan every detail and predict every Thursday, there will be content going up unfortunate eventuality, but inevitably throughout the day, seven days a week. there will be obstacles we can’t foresee. We The idea of reducing our print might make mistakes, but our dedication production further has been in discussion to our readers won’t change. The quality for several years, and the decision was of our content — print and online — will made this spring in order to keep up with be held to the same high standard it always the evolution of new media. has been. This is a digital generation, and you are Come what may, we’ll still be doin’ it digital consumers. We are responsible for daily. publishing articles and visuals that are timely and relevant to the student body and for doing so in a form that appeals to you.

Candidates must address prison-industrial complex Linden the U.S. has 570,000 more state to artificially pump up are facing job loss and fi nancial complex. We have jailed people people in prison than the next incarceration rates to meet crisis. who did not deserve the length Atelsek country down the list — China, the requirement. Shockingly, In an economy where or the severity of their sentence. Second-year whose population is greater the three other states with people are still shaking from Mass incarceration has ruined psychology than ours by more than a that requirement are three a recent recession and fearful lives and broken up families, student billion. Whatever happened of the states with the highest of a new one, it is not going and if we want to be a country in 1994 — and there is no incarceration rates. to be politically expedient to that claims to value justice, we relevant difference between While it can doubtless be actually cut these jobs. Not to need to stop locking people Inevitably, the 1994 crime Clinton and Sanders on that argued by the most die-hard mention that, on the federal up for decades for nonviolent bill came up at Thursday’s issue — happened. advocates of the free market level, prison corporations offenses. Democratic debate in What matters is what can that this will work itself out, it such as The GEO Group On the other hand, to fi x the Brooklyn. While Hillary be done about the results of is worth it to consider that the and the CCA are spending prison problem, we’ll have to Clinton did her best to make it now, and I highly doubt customers of the prison are the hundreds of thousands of tackle the immense political everyone remember that it any candidate will provide a states, and they are unlikely to dollars lobbying for laws and power of the for-profit prison was her husband who actually good answer to that. To a care about prisoner welfare as funding congressmen who will industry. We’ll have to take signed the bill into law, she limited extent, pushing to much as keeping costs down. protect their interests. On the the hit of job loss to the gut. can’t erase the fact that she reduce or eliminate mandatory The people being hurt by these state level, they are spending We’ll have to hurdle the state- supported it at the time. Nor minimums, jettison three- rules are people who can’t jump millions. federal-private divide of prison can Sen. Bernie Sanders, who strike laws and fix the many ship to a better, more ethically And when private, state and administration. It is absolutely voted for the law, hide that by systems that unjustly put people run prison system. federal prisons and jails are worth it to begin righting the defl ecting the questioning back in prison every day will help Prisons have been serving, often controlled by completely wrongs of the years since 1994, to Clinton’s astoundingly racist alleviate some of the mass since the days of Reagan and different systems and laws, so but it will by no means be easy. 1996 defense of it. incarceration caused by the Clinton, as job creators. As it’s difficult to pass sweeping Does Hillary have the It’s fair to note, of course, crime bill. incarceration has gone through reform. Obama’s ban on political backbone to do that, that it’s been 22 years since that However, it will not fix the the roof, prisons have needed juvenile solitary confinement even if it won’t be popular? bill was passed, and that it’s only larger problem that will prevent more employees — and states may have helped as few as 13 Can we actually trust Bernie to human for opinions to change. reform: America has made an have needed more prisons. The people nationwide because it bother to address a prison issue It’s also worth noting that many industry out of prison. rise of solitary confinement applied only to federal prisons. that does not involve jailing people backed the 1994 law, For-profit prisons are on “supermax” facilities alone Add to this fractured prison Wall Street bankers? It’s easy including many black activists the rise in America, and with since 1994 has seen the U.S. administration the money to squabble about who said and politicians. Many people them rises their influence in sink hundreds of thousands corporations are pouring into what back in 1994, but it’s also who voted for the bill did not the legislature. Private prisons more dollars and jobs into keeping the mass incarceration pointless in this case. There foresee what it was going to do. often have “lockup quotas,” prison creation, staffing and machine running, and you have was no real daylight between But the fact is that none where states are required to maintenance. We are now a bona fi de political dilemma. them then. of that matters. The law was stock the cells with prisoners home to more prisons and jails To support or not to support Instead, let me suggest passed. Violent crime dropped — these quotas guarantee the than colleges and universities. prison reform? On the one a much more worthwhile almost 30 percent from 1994 profit of the corporation, at And in states where reduced hand, in the 22 years since discussion: Tell us how to 2000, while the rate of the expense of prisoners. In sentencing for drug crimes the crime bill, and indeed the you’re actually going to stop imprisonment skyrocketed. my home state of Virginia, and early releases have led to tough-on-crime stance of the America’s mass incarceration Judicial discretion in sentencing privately managed prisons the release of many prisoners, era in which it was passed, machine from running on was reduced. Mandatory must be kept 95 to 100 percent communities that have built millions of prisoners have fallen high recidivism and perpetual minimums were enacted. Now full — which incentivizes the their economies around prisons victim to the prison-industrial imprisonment. Hold state terror sponsors responsible for 9/11

responsibility for the deaths but would bring economic ruin U.S. ally matters little. What We have a moral obligation Dan of 2,977 Americans are much to the Saudi economy, as the matters is truth of whether to hold responsible those who Nelson more important than the ire of riyal is tied to the dollar. With the deaths of Americans on enabled these attacks, because First-year a disloyal and dishonest ally. the Saudi economy already in American soil were enabled by if we let them go without public health The bill, S. 2040: Justice dire straits due to the collapsed a foreign entity. To find this punishment, we make clear student Against Sponsors of Terrorism price of oil, shooting us in the truth, pressure must be placed that American lives matter less Act, would remove the foot might as well be shooting on the White House for full than the warped and crooked immunity foreign nations themselves in the head. disclosure of their knowledge relationship we share with the Saudi Arabia is one of our are provided in U.S. courts The primary criticism of of the Saudi role in the attacks. belligerent kingdom. Justice is biggest Muslim allies, despite if it can be proved they are the bill lies with the threat This pressure can only be not justice without truth, and its duality between religious responsible for attacks that that other nations could pass realized with the possibility of we will not have truth until extremism and a realpolitik result in “physical injury or legislation opening up the bringing justice to the victims, the possibility of due process approach to foreign policy. death, or damage to or loss United States to similar loss of the central goal of this bill. becomes a reality. They have led a UN human of property” of Americans on immunity; however, this view rights panel while being United States soil. This would neglects the narrow nature of LETTER TO THE EDITOR REQUIREMENTS one of the most repressive allow the families of victims, the bill. The bill only applies nations on Earth. They fall among others, to obtain justice if it can be proven a foreign in line politically with the and compensation for their government was responsible Letters to the editor must necessary changes or United States while sowing loss. Furthermore, this bill for an attack on U.S. soil. not exceed 500 words. provides reputable sources Wahhabism, an extreme literal would apply more pressure on Therefore, reprisal legislation Students must include for any facts in question. interpretation of the Quran, Congress and the White House from other countries would their full name, major and Letters are edited for clarity, domestically and abroad. to release the censored 28 pages likely be similarly narrow year. Faculty and staff must style and grammar. In a more recent turn of related to the Saudi’s role, or in scope. To add to this, include their full name, Email submissions to events, Saudi Arabia has the role of particular Saudi legislation of this type, U.S. or position and department. opinion@dailygamecock. pledged to dump American government offi cials, in 9/11. otherwise, seems like a prudent Community members must com assets held by the kingdom if As for the Saudi threats of move forward that would include their full name or mail them to Congress moves forward on economic retaliation, we may allow many countries to hold and applicable job title. The Daily Gamecock a bipartisan bill that allows have little to worry about. state sponsors of terrorism, Verifiable statements of fact 1400 Greene Street the Saudis to be held legally Should the Saudis make such as Saudi Arabia and Iran, must include at least one Columbia, SC 29225 culpable in U.S. courts for their good on their threats, the responsible for their covert source; if we cannot verify actions surrounding 9/11. This kingdom might fi nd itself in a actions. a statement of fact, your bill must move forward, even perilous economic situation. If the Saudis did play a letter will not be published in the face of Saudi economic A massive sale of U.S. assets role in the success of the threats, as the truth and would destabilize the dollar, 9/11 attacks, their status as a until the writer implements 8 Monday, April 18, 2016

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