To the editor:
After much discussion of the subject with our peers here at UNC, we have decided to give our full support for a free-standing BBC. Clearly, a BBC would be an excellent idea for campuswide unity. Quality programming such as Fawlty Towers, Dr. Who, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Are You Being Served? and Monty Python's Flying Circus, among count- less others, is an excellent method of encouraging camaraderie and general social well-being. Classic broadcasts such as these have been bringing people together for generations. We firmly believe this will help us to understand the races around us, such as the Daleks, the Cyberman, the Vogons and any Ravenous Bugblatter Beasts of Traal.
Obviously, this subject is no laughing matter. When we became aware that the famous director Spike Lee was a proponent of the BBC in addition to his struggle for better race relations, we began to see that this subject was much bigger than we imagined. After seeing the controversy discussed in newspapers across the country as well as on "Nightline," we fully realized the enormous national importance of the cause. Keep up the fight for a free-standing BBC. And please keep in mind this quote from a somewhat famous author:
"We are all friends at the end of the universe."
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