name-Joseph Horvath
term-Bth
major-Social Science
response-You're not safe any
where. Probably, because I
don’t have anything to hold me
down, I don’t really care about
TMI; I see it as a necessary
evil.
Opinions
at
name-Frank Cas ini
term-Bth
major-Business
response-Yes, I feel safe at the,
§ resent. However, the aspect of
anger is constantly with us in
everyday life. No matter if it is
Nuclear Radiation or chemical
spills.
I am tired of the formaldehyde taste of the morning,
i am most heartily tired,
I am tired of pissing blood after each overdose,
i am most heartily tired,
I am tired of using women I cannot touch,
I am most heartily tired,
I am tired of afternoon bars with broken lives,
I am most heartily tired,
I am weary of the distance that keeps me alone,
I am most heartily weary,
I am tired of the guilt.
I am tired of the fear.
I am tired of the frustration
I am tired because 1 cannot pray
name-Kandace Myers
term-12th
major-Accounting/General
Business
Response-Yes. The atmosphere
contains particles which are
pollutants to people. The addi
tional radiation I am absorbing
doesn’t frighten me. (Besides
my film in the darkroom
room hasn’t fogged-yet.)
9 glance
name-Jim Kravitz Jr.
term-12th
major-EDET
response-Yes, the levels I mea
sured around the University
Apartments are quite minimal
and the biggest danger was
over before anyone was notified
anyway.
Litany of the Soul
Excerpted from: This Ritual
name-Sheryl Simmons
term-12th
major-Accounting
response-Yes. Since I live with
in a ten-mile radius of the plant,
I don’t feel in any more danger
coming to the campus. The
rasiation being emitted now is
minimal in comparison to what
I’ve already been subjected to,
so it's a little late to worry.
by Bob Foster
name-Phil Murphey
term-12th
major-MDET
response-I feel more intimid
ated by some of the faculty and
staff than by Three Mile Island.
name-Peg Rothenberger
visitor
response-From what I have
learned and heard I don’t feel I
am in any immediate, potential
danger from being exposed to
such small amounts of radia
tion, considerably less than the
average person might be expo
sed to from other sources over
their lifetime.
In light of the recent accident at Three Mile Island—from
which radiation is still being emitted—do you feel safe here
at Capitol Campus?
name-Rod Mastauskas
term-12th
major-EDET
response-Yes, I feel safe. I also
feel safe driving down the
Schuykill Expressway at 5 p.m.
on Friday afternoons.
name-Jeff Drinnan
term-9th
major-Humanities/M-M
response-I don’t feel completely
safe. The danger isn’t over and
won’t be over until the monster
is back under lock and key-a
cold shutdown. I also don’t
know how the people respons
ible will get the lethal material
out of a dangerous area and put
it in a safe place. If I hear of
another outburst of radiation
like the one on Friday, a week
ago. I’ll make a beelme to my
car and do a three minute mile,
if needed.
name-Jerry Gull
spokesman-3 mile island
response-As we have stated,
radiation levels are minimal
and well below the safety level.
In fact. I’ve been on the scene
since the accident and have
been exposed to the low levels
all along and I feel fine!
VOTE!
■lections
‘ for
officers
and
senators
Vote in the main lobby
Mon., April 23