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knew the Rev. Jesse Jackson as a harder to get wl
youth say his memories of his go. It made him
childhood in segregated Greenville determined to w<
show up in his politics. not willingly a
". . . .any suppressed or oppress- said Alberta
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W Mr. Jackson, would certainly come School.
out trying to make the world a hrttrr
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Jackson's childhood friends. use textbooks thi
Jackson, who ran for president in white schools fo
1984, said Monday he intends to seek were no longer g
the Democratic nomination for white students,
president. That made hirr
His experiences in Greenville gave ask themselves, *
him the heart for poor people, Gib- from that person
son said. And Jackson is still affected
by conditions in his hometown. Sara Shelton,
"When you come home and see in the sixth anc
the people who you grew up with, Nicholtown lilei
and who you were friends with, and now represents C
who were doing well with textile jobs, House of Rcprc
and now they're unemployed, it's never asked v
depressing. I've seen tears come to thoueht about ft
the reverend's eyes when he goes to it always made
those neighborhoods where the pco- than a human bci
pie arc dead but still breathing," she textbooks when
said. ones."
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ill be required to have a Papal Visit Validation Sticker on the
D. Card.
sit will be open only to USC students, faculty, and staff. ;
Ders of the Carolina family who have the special Papal Visit
on their I.D. cardswill be allowed on the Horseshoe.
tudent I.D. card validated with the Papal Visit Sticker
white USC I.D. at the following locations:
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