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imc interesting questions arose at
Wednesday's colloquiam, "The
and South Africa: Constructive
igement or Destructive License?"
at Gambrell Hall.
?r example, has the United States
illy assisted the white minority
ie of South Africa with the
lopment of an "Apartheid
b?"
terature distributed at the meeting
"Reagan's nuclear collaboration
South Africa is a grave threat to
survival of this planet," and
ith Africa's acquisition of nuclear
>ons capability is part ot a larger
ire of Western political, economic,
lological and military support for
? minority rule."
JNCERNINC ECONOMIC sup
of South Africa, the policies of
university were questioned. Does
have endowment investments
any of the 500 multi-national coitions
that have economic interests
uith Africa?
so, does that reflect USC's (and
country's) tacit approval of the
t South African government, or is
Mcly an unforgoable and rational
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GAINESVILLE* Kla. ? University
on may find their indoor nocturnal a
ban on members of the opposite se;
th them in residence hails and frate
And if Florida and other., colleges
udents everywhere may soon face toi
hat they can do on campus.
riortcia aectaea to tmnk serious*)
owing number of .colleges that re
hen a university task force .suggestec
Her a 16-year-old girl said she was t
my.
Florida is dne of a number of colleg
/ernight visitor policies recently. Wh
leets and curfews are outdated, restr
placing the more liberal policies pnc
id seventies on many campuses.
In 1980, the University of Pittsburg
sitatiort policy and now restricts ov<
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economic contrivance?
These were among the issues discussed
in the seminar, which featured guest
speakers the Rev. Daki Napata of the
America Friends Service Committee,
Victor Mashahda of the African Na
tional Congress and Brook Baldwin of
the Yale Divestment Group.
The hour-long conference was
followed by a question and answer session
that lasted until the scheduled 5
p.m. departure of the participants.
NAPATA BESEECH ED the large
audience to recognize the "naked
truth" of the "totalitarian police state
of South Africa." He quoted Dickens
in describing South Africa as "the best
ol times tor some, and the worst of
times tor many."
Mashabela is a U.N. delegate
representing the African National
Congress. He spoke of the history of
the ANC, which he described as "a
collective experience among African
people against colonial powers."
Mashabela said the ANC reluctantly
resorted to the use of force after 50
years of peaceful struggle. He claimed
the South African government
ri'Minndrfl in I heir nrntf?Ms
with increasingly oppressive human
ing doors on doi
' : ' ? Administrators at P
of Florida students security as the reason
ictivities curtailed by . Pawl Jahr? rcseai
v tit*? mgru ?v<ui rw^vwuui
rnity houses. Officers, said, ''Stud
are any indication, missive society, and t
ugher restrictions on . that big an issue
Some students, ho^
t about joining the mmistrators' attempt.'
strict visiting hours of security or social r
1 the changes in July Western Illinois Ur
aped at a fraternity ex-student Craig Rob<
to end a 14-year^penes
that have changed visits after midnight
iile sign-in'/2sign-out weekends, with the cm
icted guest hours are Botterman said, M'
>moted in the sixties policy with no debate
. 5*.WS?: . .' ra $?Si\ ; !?&"5 S?Sc?S8?? <j?>:'
h revised us 24,hour Visitation rulet. also
sought guests to the university in Lorman
>ama, among others, university for extendi
. two for violating the r
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rights violations.
Brushing off charges of Soviet in-|
filtration and domination of the ANC.Mp
Mashabcla pointed out that the AN(M
was formed in 1912, five years be for A
the emergence of the world's firs^^f
modern socialist state.
MAS ABEL A ENDED his present J
tion by saying his organization hafl
"decided to challenge the regime witffl ^
the language Pretoria understands bejfl
? the language of the gun." J^ll
Baldwin is a divestment speciali?^B
wim me yuic university
Apartheid Coalition, a group thatyi|j|s
pressing Yale to divest itself of trap
estimated $350 million worth of sto^
it holds in multi-nationals that deflH
with South Africa.
Baldwin urged the conference t?
realize, "It's not just 27 million bUtcllfgS
against 4 million whites in Soutll!:
Africa, it's 27 million blacks againsgjl
the privileged white class, the SoutnH
African government, the U.S. covernH
mem, the British governmeni and 5()(H
multi-national corporations."
1 he event was sponsored by theflj
African Studies Committee of the!
Department of Government and Inter-fig
national Studies.
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rm visitation I
1ttf Kent State and other schools cite H
for the changes.
rch committee chairman of the
i of College and University Housing
ems have, grown up in a more perhe
question of visitation hours just
to them." ?
veverv are unhappy with college adi
to regulate visitng hours regardless
nversity student Pat Botterman and
2rts are suing WIU over |is attempts
door policy. WIU wants to ban coed
on weeknights and after I a.m. on
irfew ending at 8 a.m.
Hi? Administration brought out the
Nave been challenged at Alcorn State
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