Birmingham Southern College - Southern Accent Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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He felt like a wet wash rag. The last few days had been the most ex- hausting that he could remember. As he sat watching the election re- turns he decided that he would nev- er be a politician; campaigning was just too much work. ' Oh, well ' he thought, ' if Brewer wins it was all worth it. ' political. 16

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I In an attempt to look at the other side and get some idea of what the politician feels about student protest and dissent, the SOUTH- ERN ACCENT sent out the above letter to some thirty persons who, for some rea- son or another, have had experience with student un- rest. The majority of our letters went unanswered; however, we were gratified —and a little bit surprised— when several of those per- sons to whom we wrote sent back thoughtful and lengthy replies. The most conspicuous among the un- answered letters— Martha Mitchell ' s. — . S- att a t L njifflinia „,. Pr r«.r Hr. «ll.=r, « you lor ,oj. ( t°pro» J ' ' ' ' ■ r W4 tin right tq dJ«to« Ig ca gunriu.- ot D.y ba U.I0 to ™pote wieh « i-rSIt- Mi bj ' .llo-lm ' ttoli ' lu.o™. to liii 11 p ' Sil?§:i?i= :- sln=o«l,. 5LM ?.--y-. CBS NEWS . HiU nkltc flattered by your request lur iiin thoughts. However, fie hoce? you ntll understand that his poiltion a Hanagino Editor of the CBS EVENING HEH5 and his heavy a!5igiwent schedule do not alluw him the time to develop a 1 and thoughtrul statement of his viexs. J . A, Mr. George r. ' wllson Editor, Southern Accent P.O. Bo« A-Ai ing ham-Southern College 7 , 2v {JSi ' Co J o i ' ' f ' ' - ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' TU S J ' -) if p Afi CJW ' ' ■£.■ Tc(W ;f(i . fiWt, ' ' (W - ' ' ' tfY h AiKffl j f?a C ' - (Vf- L i: bj 4 W ' ■ ' j W-i i- [ ' tv ' a jO ■ IE ' SlCnhed lale» . tenaU ;.■ on. Rdltor ;:r: Thnnk « .■F.C In =.y Hh die t ];■::,;:; ' ;::%■;£ I 111 h nhle tn prnuiile ..... .oi r-h: =; ' ;f; :.r;;; :: , vnrlo.in HpecchnA nnd mp kn o ! ' ' - -. ••■• ■• with be ., ...K... I .„ .... ..e Is ,:rU M uAi i ' r ' |, ' i;t) .J i4ij-e .„,c ; ' i .». „.„.... ..... POOC rqhan ?£ College »« l==n, i° li° ' t° p ' o«« ' rrt oi: rr.M r;: .: M°; ;n- z.rH€ tJod ' ■Hr Int adulo CWJUDOt :i5 i Spiakin public aooaln ond My to alOD vloh to roid the V Out- vhlch ■PP ltea in «: ,r den opotly y rs our thought tulnoo . ' C H oppo ochool ;i ' Z J Slncornly. JLTthuc i. 5 IKbilnlltrat hear :r -7 9 , m Oclober U, 1970 0.:ar Mr, Wilson: thnnk you for wrillna !ilm about Southern College. Ke approiUtoB your wanting hla vicwo □n utudcnt protenl but he !■ not igiuing any stBlcmcnt. at this lime. Pronldont Johnnan sunds hla very beX ua hc for the aucccrtB of Southern Accent Ond for youc schDol. Sincerely, (Mrn.) Winio Day Taylor Asilalnnl Mr. George T. Wilaon P. 0. Box A-.IZ Btrmingham-Somhcrn College BirminRham, Alabama 35204 I (sigh) oh, well