"If I do my job and contribute
to improvem nt of this 0001
district, th board may let me tay
xt year and might consid r a
(contra t) ren w I for thr
years," McGriffsaid. "l'm an op­
timistic person. I can't let distrac­
tionsstandinth way of doing my
job."
Fri tion continue over
McGriff's mana mentstyJeand
Board members feeling like out-
iders in the 170, tud nt sys-
tem.
Board m m r April Howard
Coleman predict McGriff
contract would ot renewed
unl h change. '
Racial conflict on
the rise on coli ege
campus, '
• ...,. '" J J \ ,., I •
CHAPEL HD..J.... N -In a dis­
pute over a Black cultural center
at the University of North Caro­
lina, 16 Black rodents were ar­
rested last Thursday after
occupying the chancellor's of­
fice. On the same day a group of
Black stodents at the U niversi ty
of Pennsylvania, confiscated and
trashed 14,(XX) copies of the stu­
dent newspaper, charging "bla­
tant and covert racism." ,
-compiled by Tureka Turk
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In Haiti 75 percent of the people
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and upp r las rc remarkable.
Mu h of th pr ntecon miccondi-
tion in Haiti are to b blam d on U.S.
imp riali t interventi n. The US h
ponsor d a .eri of brutal Haitian
di tators over the y aT'S, including the
Duvalier rc im .
Oliver ambo,
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OLIVER TAMBO
terrori m and violence.
"We are called terrori . After 70
years, what would anyb dy do if the
re p n e had een murder; tortur ,
life impri onment? Who is a terror­
i t? I not the person wh has b n
persecuting human ing imply be­
cause they are Bla k?"
Hi death i not expected to alter
the pace 0 negotiati ns to pr du e
South Africa', first universal elcc­
tion.
h.
The man who led the African a­
tional Congress through decades of
crusading against apartheid, Oliver
Tambo, died of a toke April 25. He
was 75.
"He was my partner, my comrade,
my friend and my COlleague," aid
Nelson Mandela, Tambo's lifelong
friend, successor to th presidency of
ANC and, with Tambo, formed the
fi�t Black law firm in South Africa
more than 40 years ago.
Tambo, .along with Mandela,
breathed life into the dying anti­
apartheid organization in 1944. He
turned the organization into a mili­
tant liberation movement crying for
civil disobedience and mass protest.
He will always be remembered in the
Congress's war song which includes
the chorus: "Tambo is coming!"
After the banning of the congress
in 1960, Tambo went abroad to enli t
foreign support, gather international
sanctions, and form a guerilla army
in neighboring African states.
The li?n lay down with the lamb when Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan played th
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto before an audience of about 300 at Reynold Auditorium. The
man who had not played the instrument until 1975, when Elijah Muhhamad died, began playing
the violin at the age of 16, when he was a young student named Louis Wolcott. The concert, '
ponsored reluctantly by the Winston-Salem arts community, promotional m terialomitted
Farrakhan's name. "Black artists,· Farrakhan said, "should feel the freedom to reflect th
God in Mendelssohn's music just as w,hite 'are touched by the God in u "
TAMBO RETURN D to South
Africa from exile in London in 1
after the legalization of the congr
and ended hi 24-year reign in pn i­
dency by handing it over to comrade
Nelson Mandela, just release from
prison.
Tambo had repeatedly defended
the group's actions by tati ng that the
a
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