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many benefit concerts to aid the fight against world
hunger.
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By James Rokosriy
Staff Writer
-"If a man tried to take his <
time on earth
And prove before he dies 1
what one life could be worth
Well I wonder what would '
happen to this world..."
These are the words of one
of the most sincere, concerned
and loving people in
the world today, the incredible
songwriter/musician
Harry Chapin.
Harry Chapin began to
gain popularity in 1972 with
his monumental hit "Taxi," _
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music of the same high
quality. But what makes 1
Harry Chapin a great man is <
not his music alone, but what (
he does with it. i
t THOSE WHO were here
last spring will remember
the two benefit concerts 1
Chapin performed in the
Russell House to benefit the
World Hunger Commission.
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storr
himself to this cause for the
past few years so that people
all over the world can have
what so many Americans
take for granted ? food.
Viewing hunger as one of
the most important issues
confronting the world today,
Viewing hunger <
important issues
world today, Ch
Washington D. C.
government commi
C ha pin set off to
Washington, D.C. to trv and
get some sort of government
committee started to help
eliminate the problem. What
resulted was the
Presidential Commission on
World Hunger, to which he
was appointed a member in
1978 by President Carter.
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'Rolling Stone" magazine
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^fnEn^ffiTIUrllVp spring at USC, Chapin was
rfcj found selling tee-shirts,
pamphlets, shaking hands
wrote: "The hunger com- and chatting with his fans,
mission was his (Chapin's) All of the money raised by
project. Chapin spent four these sales goes to the
months badgering it through Hunger Commission. This is
Congress...Chapin's lob- just more evidence of what
bying campaign had been a an incredible and honorable
populist dream ; everyone man Harry Chapin is.
from Carter's advisor on the HARRY CHAPIN has not
r . m - nnlv !ujiin r<wn(/ni7f?ri at a
fs one or we most g^t musicia^ but as a
confronting the filmmaker, actor and
rr . humanitarian. His list of
3pm Set OTT tO awards and nominations is
to try to pet a 100 long t0 ,ist- ran^ingfrom
' & number one songs to an
ttee started. Honorary Doctor of Letters.
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Bourne, to consumer activist Qff the stage, it can't be
Ralph Nader called it the argued that Harry Chapin is
most impressive lobbying a credit to his race. Here is a
effort by an outsider they man who is popular and rich,
had ever seen." and could spend his time
In a year, Chapin does u< reasing his material
approximately half of his wealth, but instead he is
concerts for benefit causes, dedicated to the well-being
Not only has he performed of his brothers and sisters
shows for the hunger issue, around the world. It is
but has raised money for something all of us should
organizations fighting incorporate into our lives.
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