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By ALINE LEVANEN
About 50 students rallied last night
in front of University President
Harold Shapiro's house to mark the
execution of Benjamin Moloise, a
South African freedom fighter and
poet who was hanged last week.
During the candlelight vigil, studen-
ts said they needed to recognize the
sacrifice made by Moloise.
"IT'S VERY valuable to take a
moment out of our academic workday
to remember Moloise," said Bob
Dion, a graduate student who is a
member of Free South Africa Coor-
dinating Committee.
The supporters of the committee
gathered in front of Shapiro's house to
get support and attention from the
University'saadministration and
regents. The members of the
organization want Shapiro to take a
positive stand on this issue.

"Shapiro is the highest figure on
this campus. Since we want him to
divest the remaining $500,000 in South
Africa, this is the place to begin," ex-
plained Susan Carter, an LSA junior.
"We are having this vigil in order to
get attention, to get something
going," said Brett Stockdill, and LSA
sophomore. "The administration is so
pro-apartheid.
Graduate student Barbara Ransby,
a leader of FSACC, voiced her ap-
preciation over the vigil for Moloise.
Ransby said that it's not unusual.
for South Africa to execute people
over their fight for freedom. "Let's all
of us make the struggle in South
Africa our struggle too," Ransby said.
"We want to make it clear to the
regents and to the administration that

even though they're making a com-
promise with South Africa, the rest of
the University isn't," she said. "The
policies of the University don't reflect
those of everyone, and we want to
make that known," Raisby further
explained.

Council reports progress

A demonstrator who asked not to b
named since he is in the country
illegally said, "It touches me inside
that people care enough to be here.
People say that we can't do anything
since we're so far away, but this isn't
true." K
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