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Civil rights activist Carmichaei,
spoke
Monday in a lecture
for A fro-American &
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By Tom (
Staff Wi
Despite a $2,000 contr
Senate, the Contempc
mittee of Russell House
having problems finan<
spring concert, accordi
chairman.
Chairman James 1
problem is that the Co
sponsored Beatlemania
year didn't generate ei
for the spring concert.
Contemporary Soun
money from the Senate
but must generate mor
its programs.
BEATLEMANIA is
act in halls under 5,000
to Rokosny.
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made another $10,000,"
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Kwame Ture, formerly Stoke/y
to a group of (JSC Students
1 sponsored by the Association
Students.
>rt needs i
"ovn0 for the sprir
rh*r $4,000 left in
ibution from Student so it asked
>rary Sounds Com- was original
? University Union is Ball.
cing the annual free Rokosny i
ng to the committee cost $1,100 ,
$1,500. He s
Rokosny said one money for pi
ntemporary Sounds- ROKOSNl
concert earner tins committee v
lough money to pay ba,
ds received some en?There?ai
FiTCC C.ommiUet. right now. 1
.ey through some of haBve ^ d(
the top ticket selling Souni"^oul
(seats), according budget for a
... feasible witl
>e expected to sell at . j
e sold 999 tickets; if
,000, we would have CONTEMN
Rokosny said. an expensive
s has received $2,000 they may bo
lowever, to help pay said.
and a Band Called d
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Free Admission -- at The
Saturday, April 4th 8:<
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Africans must be willi
rights activist told a gi
lecture sponsored by Ui
Students.
"We must be ready t<
said Kwame Ture, wh<
Stokely Carmichael.
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United States' 1960s civi
become involved in lib
particularly in Africa.
REFERRING TO anyc
Ture said African lib
organization.
"We are totally disorgf
freedom is organization
order to organize."
Ture is working
I Revolutionary Party to
injustice toward blacks.
"Our program is to giv
are easy; solutions are h
| must organize."
THE ACTIVIST warne*
keep us divided in order t
Ture said, in order to fi
! the truth," although "tru
Africans need a grea
understand the importan
said.
r "Vnn Hn nnt cnKm fka r
of the problem," he said,
to think independently <
volved in their history cai
TUBE CRITICIZED
pression of black peopl
possible until capitalism
"In the capitalist syste
said. "Capitalism will \
system gives one solitary
the only solution."
Referring to capitalis
system is wrong in emph
downplaying the importa
"There is no individua
"People help other peopl<
moneu
lg concert. The committee i
its budget for the spring com
Student Senate for $2,000 1
ly budgeted for the Gradual
estimates concert security
and the sound system to <
aid the committee also ne
lblicity.
{ SAID he doesn't know if
vould have been able to brir
id to USC even if they i
eyren't
any big groups tour
'icket sales around the cour
iwn," Rokosny said.
Rokosny said, Contempor
d have to set aside $16,000 o!
i first rate concert. This is
i the money it is allocated,
PORARY SOUNDS may b
3 band and charge admissioi
ok several free bands, Roko
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Staff Writer
ng to die for their liberation, a civil
*oup of USC students Monday at a
5C's Association for Afro-American
) surrender our life for liberation,"
> has changed his name from
id native was in the forefront of the
u rigiiis movements ana nas since
eration efforts around the world,
>ne of black origin as "African,"
oration movements need better
inized," he said. "A prerequisite for
i. We must gather information in
with the All-African People's
eliminate what he calls worldwide
e a solution to the problem. Answers
ard," Ture said. "The solution is we
d the audience, "Our enemy seeks to
orule supreme."
ght the enemy, students must "seek
th is hard to implement," he said,
ter awareness of black history to
ice of their fight for liberation, Ture
roblem without knowing the history
"The only way people can be free is
3f their oppressors. Only those inn
write their history."
the capitalist system for its opLe
and said true liberation is not
is destroyed. j
m one does not think, he reacts," he
jse and abuse you. The capitalist
r view, and it presents its solution as
im as "animalistic," he said the
asizing the individuality of man and
nt role of socialization in history.
il solution to problems," Ture said.
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