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The Other Side Ll;lJEBS A~ Rl44ingfiw Alkmative Peep~. au eswca mo x uw ...ex&J.tUJ&tt Editor erage that Tbe Otbtr Side does. Articles As for ·the shocked gasps of the Geri­ J. Patrick Henry Kill Your Television Smith Praises ranging from the campus interest pieces tol crew,• I would like to enlighten you Associate Editor on safety and AIDS awareness to the with the fact that many older people en· here is something I need to tell you about television. You might not David Glickman Editor's Remarks global commentary by Seth leibsohn gage in regular and perfecting satisfying know it, but television is really dangerous. It speaks to you. Not to any­ demonstrate the diverse and compre­ sex lives. Who knows? If those individu· Managing Editors Dear Editor: hensive nature of your paper. And I like als were gasping, maybe it was due to T one else, not to the rest of America. To you. It wants you. It wants you Jennifer Hoffman, Sara Shepperd Words just can't express the warm the openness with which you dealt with their ability to relate to the sexual en­ to accept it, to love it. It offers a whole new way of seeing things, of thinking feeling of relief I have just experienced the use of condoms on campus, for ex­ counter on the screen. about life. Of course you love it. There are so many of you out there who love Production Manager Brett Speer after turning the front page of Tbt Otbtr ample. Here in Indiana we'd probably Mr. Henry, as editor of The Othtr Side, it. You just don't know how much you love it. Sidt to read J. Patrick Henry's message get expelled for utilizing the word •con· I urge you to take into consideration the It's about control. Power. Conditioning. Brainwashing. It's about insecurity. Advertisin&Manager "To the Seniors•. J. Patrick's gung·ho, feelings of socially aware individuals Mike rbin dom· in any printed form! Keep up the friendly encouragement sure makes be­ good work and keep putting in those who are extremely offended by discrimi· Preaching the gospel. What? You don't know about this? It's this way for all of Photograph!. Editor us. You can know about it, too. You can be aware. Just open your eyes. ing a senior a whole lot easier now. Be­ pictures of my favorite Pitzer person! nation against the elderly. Although Pauline ao fore, graduate school applications, GRE your readers rarely consist of people A dorm room can always use a television. It makes things seem not so small. ·-KlRSTlN Euswom; Art Editor scores, and career plans produced in me over approximately 45-years·old, the d· It really opens things up. You can take it right out of the box and tum it on and Seth Winnick unpleasant anxieties. But now, I am Henry Discriminates derly are not the only ones who get hurt watch, right away. That's amazing. When it's your first Tv, your very own lV, News Editor comforted to hear that I can ·shoot for because of attitudes like yours. Your sick you go to the hypno-box pure, a lamb ready for the slaughter. When you take Kristin Kasper the stars· or •find out what it takes to be Against Elderly sense of humor is propelled into the col­ that remote control in hand and punch the power button, you start it. You Sgorts Editor a private investigator". Upon complet­ lege community and certainly will not avid Stoiber change yourself forever. I'm still changed. I've never been the same after that ing our editor's chummy counsel, I now Dear Editor: bring about positive attitudes. moment. realize these anxieties were completely Generally, while reading Tbe Otbtr Side If you have a personal problem with Review Editor unfounded. Obviously our astute edi­ the elderly, I hope you are able to re­ It speaks to you. To you. It calls your name. It makes secret promises. If I really appreciate your film reviews and Jenny Spitz tor's training in moral encouragement solve tt on your own outstde of The Otbtr you've got fears, fears about anything, about people, it knows. It reassures you. your critique of ""White Palace• in the Calendar Editor was developed during his illustrious days October 30 issue was no exception. Sidt. In the meantime, Mr. Editor, may I It tells you that everything is alright. It shows you what's right and what's Melody Bolen as a movie reviewer. What I did not appreciate at all was suggest that your get an editor for your wrong. It shows you how to feel. It shows you how to be a man, and how to Facul~ Advisor --ROB SMITH your degrading and discriminatory re· articles as well. look at a woman. AI achtel Class of 1991 marks about the individuals older than --)UUE FRANK 1V is a different world Every channel is a different window into a whole President's yourself. You commented on the ·reac­ Class of 1991 new dimension. You don't think it's a different plane of existence. It's just peo­ Writers tion of all those poor elderly people at ple, talking and doing things, right? Sometimes they talk right to your face. Tim Ahearn, Bill Ramsey, the Pitzer Film Benefit~ld folks, mind Daughter you, who need help walking!• First and Moeller Makes Here's a news flash: they're always talking right to your face. They're showing Thomas Mills, Katie Marble, Bill Foreman, Ardi Eggleston, Commends foremost, I would have to doubt that these things to you for a reason. None of it is an accident. It's all planned. It's Arnie Greenberg, Alfie Alschuler, those people attending the event were Public Apology all a message. They're telling you how to act. They're showing you who to be. Eric Elliott. Francesca Tussing, The Other Side poor by any means. The Pitzer Film 1V decides who the real men and real women are. 1V teaches u~ to love. To Travis Wright. Bill Kramer Benefit is no cheap affair. And if you Dear Editor: hate. To act. Photographers were referring to •poor" as in pity, well Anyone who was here last year proba­ Dear Editor: bly remembers my last article, which When I left my room, and went away from the lV, I saw it then, too. I saw it Mark Evans, John McClellan, I must congratulate you upon your you better think twice. Those individu· Joli Williams. Bill Ramsey als were enjoying a social engagement dealt with the departure of Homer Gar· everywhere. When I saw a product, I saw it's advertisement. When I saw a outstanding cover photo in the October cia and the search for his replacement. just as you were. Second, I am quite grave, I saw all of the dead. When I saw a woman, I knew how to feel, how to Artists 30 issue. But I guess I have to reveal my l"m publicly apologize for taking that is­ Christopher Michna, Freya Prowe, confused as to why their disability in look at her. When I saw other men, I knew what to make of them. bias before I say anything further. That sue to Channel 7, where I was interning Patrick Gehlen, Laure Holloway, person standing next to Marilyn Mon­ walking was a necessary statement to at the time. I was on the verge of giving It always feels so good to go back. To seal up. And watch, touch, become. Christina Crooker roe is my Dad! make. Not only have you contributed to this school some real publidty-·but I'm Lock the door. Close the curtains. Shut off me lights. Remove all intrusions, Columnist I haven't lived in Claremont for sever­ the continuation of ageism, discrimina­ glad nothing came of it because I realize any distractions. Time to commune. It doesn't matter if you're entertained. Seth leibsohn al years. Presently, I reside in the state tion of the elderly, but now you have that, in this particular case, it would What was entertainment, when there's communion? of Indiana-truly a land of rednecks and touched upon discrimination against have given the school negative publici­ All of the ads. All of the soap operas. The sit-coms. The made·lV-movies. Bible thumpers but with the one re­ people with disabilities. ty, and that would have sucked. And as to you pride in enjoying I hope this letter can resolve the dif­ The news.