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USC Professor Ronald Atkinson reasons for joining the Movement st< teaching African history. He also Africa for five vears. i m going to give mis group su| would be nice if students knew mo South Africa," Atkinson said. Atkinson said he opposes a J" bccause it is "extremely racist". S. African a By ASSOCIATED PRESS d ATLANTA ? South Africa's apartheid system of racial segregation is crumbling, as shown by the country's economic r>rr?hl/?mc llii> r?r<?ciHf?nf r\f (hp National Baptist Convention U.S.A. said Monday. "We plan to send a strong message to the government of Pieter Botha that apartheid is crumbling under the weight of n/r\rM AninSnn '' tKo Dot/ T I VTVJ1 IM HIV. I\VT? 1 *<f Jcmison, president of the world's ==. largest black organization, told 1 | M ' npcc fa cfpr A. JLftAUWl.f \-35. A powerful combination. Think business. With the BA'35 Student Business Analyst. no ^ Texas , Instruments r Creating useful products iind service# for you. !SS s it s m s BBBBil a mm governuse ther to as the -. ncrcase |Hk/; V ' LZ"-~r\' -v ow; we er Lynn | i system ieprives l:\iv?7\ mt was O bout 25 g?|gg|f ^ id what gint 99j ^ ? Mnvp. 7 ccome a BgF | m Ia/~ /< says his cm from Anti-apartheid protesters lived in "(Apartheid) dcnic population," Alkinsc and dehumanizing sy ppori. li Atkinson hopes m< re about volved. "It's worth tr munity," he said. GINT Professor IV partheid Movement because African government nn^fUAirl mv ifjdiuiciu ui reporters. "Just as God delivered the people of Egypt with a plague, h< will deliver the people of South Africa with a plague . . . i plague of money," Jemison said The value of South Africar currency will continue to decline he said. The Baton Rouge, La. minister is in Atlanta for a six day meeting of the 105-year-oli group. About 50,000 member are expected to attend th convention. f \ ii V MOST PE LOT OF DRIVER V WHO'S D! HAVE AN, THEY'RE GREATEF DON' CAMPUS tiAJri ALCOHOL PROJECT ^^HQi|flp^HCH|H|H ^r~L ~ "'-"^ BF MBBBS.^IF JH V;"-"" ' -'].-;^ :;vU; ,. ' "won picketed C&S office*. s rights to the majority Dclancy is )n said. "It is a violent continue to g stem." "We've se nrr? ctiirlpnlv will in. ornwtno r*r?n ..... ... ^IVJ'WII.^ vj/p ying to cducatc the com- said. The Free lark Delancy joined the meeting Thu he believes the South floor of Gar is immoral. may attend. imnbling, Bap Jcmison said the convention ; will announce various strategies < r to boost black economic strength i and bring pressure to bear on the ) United States to forego its constructive engagement policy in 1 South Africa and "join the , leaders of the world in condemning strongly the injustice." , He said the group intends to send a letter to President Reagan J and.,ta.South,AfrjcanJP.reiidcnt^u./ s Botha urging an end to c apartheid. Furthermore, the convention mak > flfifitr Jjr Jp &J,". -f \ OPLE WOULDN'T DREAM OF PEOPLE WILL RIDE WITH /ITHOUT A SECOND THOUGIRINKING IS FIVE TIMES MOR ACCIDENT THAN ONE WHO '& DRUNK, THE RISK IS SI V. THINK ABOUT IT NEXT TIK/ FOR THE PASSENGER'S Sll r RIDE HOME WITH A ^ Br ^ ^eePs on Ihsf MICHAEL TULL/tn. Cmtcock optimistic the Movement will ain support. en some positive signs of the iression to South Africa," he South Africa Movement has a rsday at 7:30 p.m. on the third nbrell Hall. Anyone interested tists sav ?/ will announce a number of economic programs, including an increase in financial support to private black educational institutions and help for the elderly, Jemison said. He declined further details Monday. Last vear. Jemison led the na tional church to form the NBC Development Corp., a non-profit 6oJrtp4By. economic growth in blighted centers of major cities around the country. * mi : IT - BUT A A DRINKING IT. A DRIVER E LIKELY TO ! NOT. AND IF EVEN TIMES IE VOU HEAD 3E. DRUNK! Ohrlalon ot Student AMftlra