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Proles By STEVE B SUN Write The assassination of /ptian left a potentially explosive situati iuc miuuic iiictat, attui uiu^ tu uu Studies professor Peter Sederberj ''Considerable potential existj terroristic activity," Sederberg ? numbers ? I mean in the thousai extreme Muslim fundamental alienation from the modern, sec regime." I'he problem is undoubtedly government will admit, but another Iran. Sederberg said. THE REGIME hasn't alien rv/\rvnlnfiAn f nnf iol ? o f hnr ^u^uiaiiuu. 1 lie; puiciuiai 10 tuvi and probably on a wider scale the ? bombings. But, he said," There i alienation of groups. According to Sederberg, Sadat as showing that ties exist betwee Wake F Mnivpi i f V I School c ;! Campus> |! Professor Bn |! on November I; 9:00 a.m. til ![ inthePlacerr I; Located in Lie the Ho m t A * $70. th< , Ri IWa Phi Nev Limit ? L __j( _ ? Bk sor mii E| OYER th is President Anwar Sadat has Ai on in Egypt and throughout vernment and International te g. P< > for other outbursts of (I >aid. "There are significant of nds ? of Egyptians who are b< >ts. There is considerable ularizing tendencies of the worse than the Egyptian s Egypt may not become d ated vast segments of the h e for more acts of this sort, in simple assassinations and v s no evidence for widespread i< r 's assassination can be seen n the terrorist groups within c orest r>iiy )f Law /isit bv <! ent Taylor <| 10,1981 ;I 5:00 p.m. ]l lent Office j i ber College !> rseshoe | > | ~r Bus I lide Only P.ound trip ride to ?se locations: chmond, VA shingtcrs D.C. iladelphia, PA / York City, NY : 65 Persons alyzes gypt and those outside. aii mese groups wouia conunu e Egyptian regime," Sederberg that there might exist similar op rab states ? most notably Saudi Even if one does not assume rrorist groups, Sederberg s? jssible. "One can argue for th< Palestine Liberation Organizatio the Libyan government) wil oldened. 'THEY MAY feel they now hav le remnant^, gf jthe Camp Dav imply adopt a '^kit-and-see' atti "Either way, they will probat iscontent (in Egypt). And, of ave an easier time attacking !sr Sederberg downplayed the pi /ork" organizing terrorist activi dea of international conspiracy c lational character of the movem< "Also, terror is only a tactic, ontent. Both regimes and revol COUNSELING A rtc\#ci noiuiCM' uuvlbvr iviuii "The Counseli for USCstu COUNSELING -individual Group jflKS -Marital JgggjgPp -Couples H?L A * PERSONAL ^ k INTERPERSONAL ^ bUUML V-UIMCtKIM:* Pendleton E 1321 Pendlet 777-52 Confidential A Stuck on < Can1 New Y< n v:.;' i * 10% disco Both bus Tuesday. departure Sign up at Tr Floor Russell \ j??H BEL ^ Egypti h< le to stir up trouble against said. "And the further fear >erations in other moderate to Arabia." si i a link between various st aid some speculation is e possibility that the PLO c< n) and Khadafy (the leader ir 1 take heart and be em- b ] e the opportunity to scuttle id Accords. Or they might I tude/'he said. < >ly press for more internal I course, they will probably ael." i )ssibility of a "terror netitips arrnss tho world "The >bscures the differences and ?nts," he said. with no necessary political lutionaries can use terror," L ND HUMAN I T CENTERS ng Service dents" ACADEMIC ^ ACHIEVEMENT 1 CONCERNS JB IMPROVE j W STUDY W TECHNIQUES EFFECTIVE I READING | luiiding | on Street j I ssisfanci? I ' ? Zampus for II t Find a Way I rips & bxpeditions pres ork Expres: Nov. 24-29 Thar in $211 Mnfpl arrnmmndatifi I V ? V ? ^ W W -W V W V w V V * ?r Leone's, 1/2 day sigh! 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