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gl, f 1 V V Paul F. Monahan Jr. ..,,-o. George: Yeah, I think so. lt's added a lot. People like the place. People come by on weekends when l'm on duty and I take the time to unlock the build- ings and show them around. They're always im- pressed with the place. lt's a beautiful school I think the students like it. lt's beautiful and it's running real beautiful now too. lt's running real smooth. m TRACY NELSON AND FRIEND Tracy: This school is so unorganized it's sick. They got their heads up their ass. Friend: Students don't have any say in what's going on. Tracy: They don't want to! They're all so apathetic... apathetic good for nothing! Friend: But the whole world is now! Tracy: I see this school as one piece of apathetic cement They don't do anything. They had petitions up against racism...people were too crazy to sign it! One kid was talking to me, she said, What is this shit? People don't care if you're black or white--they don't care if you're a person, never mind if you're black or white! lt's true! They'd pass you by anyway- lt doesn't matte if you're black or white, they don't care! You're just ignored! passed by! Hey, man, l'm gunna live my life the way I want to. l'm not botherin' anybody, so don't bother me! There should be a little more caring for one another. People get shocked when you say hello to them. Not all people...some say hello- but most of the time if you say hi to somebody, they'll turn around to see if you're talking to someone else. They're not used to it.i3 Kathleen L. Murray Stephen R lVl X X X 5 Mil 'WGN
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like this president. I read in the Torch, he said his door was open to any student. I don't know how many took him up on it, but there must've been a lot when he first came on the campus. The other president wasn't like that. Michael: O.K. George, tell us what George Sousa does out- side of SMU? Everybody knows you with your little cap on puttin' around SMU in your scooter. What do you do at home? George: In the winter, I like roller skatin'. I've been in shows with my wife. I was the Vice President of the Esquire Club at the Llncoln Park Roller Flink. I also like to play the organ. I've been playing since I was a kid. I also play the accordion. And of course, in the summertime I like to putt around the house and go swimmin' in our pool. Michael: You also mentioned politics several times. Are you seriously interested in politics? George: Oh, yeah, I've been involved in politics. I've been co-chairman for Nat Gomes, the last select- man that just got in in Acushnet. Before that l was on the some committees. One with Eddie Harrington when he was mayor. Michael: Did you enjoy it7 George: Yes, I enjoyed it...til now...it's different now...politics is not as good as I thought it was. You know, sometimes you get your good and bad parts of politicians... Michael: You mean politics can become dirty and that's something you don't want to be a part of? George: Yeah. I don't want to be a part of it. Of course, I was the president of the Policeman's Ball two years in a row...And this year again, for the 1975 ball in October at the Lincoln Park ballroom. Michael: Aup! We gotta buy tickets! Have you ever thought ' of running for a public office? 'ff' 1 W George: I've thought of it. My wife won't let me. I wanted to run for selectman. Michael: Do you think the University has had an effect on the surrounding community? Steven J. N0rt0n Nlary T Neves Terrence P Murray Marilyn E. Menard Thomas A Messier Maureen Mirka
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