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"To prevent concern for civil rights still exists its, it only took five and you must let future > to be registered. generations know that vou tried tr? e were immediately make changes," he said. oker T. Washington, and incredulously ask "You went was recently closed to Booker?" Columbians still think USC property, still of Booker as an unprecedented suck in their breath inner-city horror. " [! "I resented going to Booker." ""| said Pun. "I didn't learn a lot out of books, but I learned a hell of a lot about people." That knowledge seems to have paid off. ^ ^ OlIR CONVERSATION logins to 2^ drift to other areas. Another in*2* terruption--someone wants to SSlBk ^ make a date for tennis. The university union is a special L VffB. place according to Pun. (It seems mat everyone minKs nis or ner job is special. She gives me one of |lllll|?i|| those speeches that she must have g?|l^l given to a thousand people about BpgflSW the union.) "In every union on campus there is a center of activity," she rattles. "We are the M center here at USC. We bring in all W / the speakers, movies, cultural y events," (Pun says this with more f than just a little pride.) Another interruption. One of N Pun's friends stops by to ask her O^tjinn r\ Kai n iaK 4 4 rV" ?1_ * I uuviw nuuui a juu. uu yuu KIIIIK I students I ought to charge him three bucks an I The advice-giver tells him what should do. We finish our talk,