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."I have never really been hungry in my
life, and I want to know what it's like,"
said Jane Young, a Baptist chaplain.
In conjunction with the Hunger Hurts
program, Nov. 25-27, Young and three
other University Chaplains--George
Duffie, Woody Hammett, and Harry
Phillips-will begin a fast Monday mor
ning, drinking oniy fruit juice for 48 hours
to show their concern for the world hunger
crisis.
Hunger Hurts is also providing students
and faculty a' means of showing their
concern for the hunger problem, according
to Joe Lyles, a student working on the
program. Concerned individuals may
either sacrifice one meal each day for the
three days, give up a favorite food each
meal, or eat a bread and water lunch at a
special table in the cafeterias Tuesday.
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Hammett said. "It is conceivable that out
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Hammett said. Fasters can promise to
fast in one of the three ways. These
pledges will be offered up during the
Concerned Gathering for Hunger at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, in Rutledge Chapel, he said.
Those pledging will be given black arm
bands to signify their commitment.
Some students are constructing a shanty
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Hammet, a USC Presbyterian chaplain.
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to answer questions and supply in
formation to the curious. The shanty will
also be the scene of several dramatic
presentations during lunchtime Monday
and Tuesday, he said.
The chaplains admit their public fast is
an attention-getting device. "But it should
be of some symbolic value to indicate our
commitment to what we're trying to do
with the Hunger Hurts program," said
Jane Young.
The Hunger Hurts program was con
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make the Carolina community aware of
the problem. "We realize that hunger is a
reality, and we want to be involved in a
personal way with it," Phillips said. "The
fast is a symbol of our personal in
volvement in trying to deal with the hurt of
Hunger."
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