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BY TIM PRICE
STAFF WRITER
While the green brews flow and
students claiming to be Irish get
kissed, it’s time once again to
reflect on the well celebrated, but
often not-so-well understood, hol
iday that is St. Patrick’s Day.
In the Catholic church, St.
Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland
as well as the saint of overcoming
obstacles. To Irish-Americans, he’s a
symbol of their Irish heritage.
St. Patrick’s Day in its American
form is widely believed to date
back to the first time Boston held a
St. Patrick’s Day parade in 1737.
In the Chapel Hill area, restau
rants and pubs are gearing up for
the festivities. W.B. Yeats Irish Pub
on Franklin Street is teaming up
with Avalon for a night featuring
six live bands and a DJ, coupled
with Irish food and drinking.
Ri Ra, an Irish pub in Raleigh,
also plans to serve traditional Irish
fare and feature Irish dancers, bag
pipers and other live music.
This American version of the
celebration is relatively young, but
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Day has been around much longer.
“In Ireland, it’s a much quieter
kind of thing,” said Patrick O’Neill,
a professor of English at UNC who
moved to the United States from
Ireland in 1976. “You don’t have to
go around proclaiming you’re Irish.
It’s more like Thanksgiving.”
The man behind the shamrock
has less to do with Guinness than
students might think.
Born in the late fourth century
as Maewyn Succat, the day’s
patron saint was baptized Patrick
and lived in Britain until he was
kidnapped and sold as a slave in
Ireland around age 16.
After being enslaved by the Irish
and struggling to survive as a mis
sionary among them, Patrick con
fessed that he didn’t like them as a
people. “That, to me, is one of the
puzzles about Patrick,” O’Neill said.
The only available records of
Patrick’s life are his confessions,
which act as an incomplete autobi
ography, and a letter excommuni
cating a Scottish war chief for
enslaving members of Patrick’s
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congregation. Myth and reality
often are blurred because of a lack
of concrete information.
Either way, stories of Patrick’s
feats, fact or fiction, endure even
today. Stories survive about how
Patrick received guidance from God
to escape from slavery and eventu
ally return to Ireland to convert the
pagans.
There also is the common legend
in which Patrick drives the snakes
from Ireland an impossible task,
because such serpents never inhab
ited the island.
Although he is seen as a hero, St.
Patrick’s confessions discuss his
belief that he never would have
chosen to do his work were he not
selected by God.
“In the 600s A.D., a group of
churches in the northern part of
Ireland decided to make Patrick the
patron saint of Ireland,” O’Neill
said. “I think all scholars would
agree that Patrick was just one of
many missionaries in Ireland.”
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N.C. economy expected to trail U.S.
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North Carolina’s economy is
expected to underperform in 2004
compared with the rest of the
nation, according to a key eco
nomic forecast released Monday.
The state’s output is expected to
increase 2.2 percent during 2004,
compared with an estimated 4 per
cent to 5 percent for the entire
country, according to UNC-
Charlotte’s Carolina Economic
Forecast.
North Carolina is expected to
add 31,500 jobs in 2004, one third
of what would be expected histor
ically, said John Connaughton,
professor of economics at UNC-C,
who compiled the report.
“Things are a lot worse than
they typically are at this stage in a
recovery,” he said. “Firms really
haven’t started hiring back yet.”
He added that this lack of
opportunities means college stu
dents will struggle to find jobs.
“While things are tough for
grads coming out this year, they’re
not nearly as bad as last year. We’re
looking at the greatest job growth
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this year in services, retail, trade
and finance.”
Connaughton said he doesn’t
foresee strong employment growth
in the state until national employ
ment rates improve.
North Carolina’s growth also
underperformed compared with
national rates in 2003. Last year,
the gross state product improved
an estimated 2.2 percent, while the
gross domestic product rose 3.1
percent.
Only 10,000 jobs were created
in the state in 2003, a meager
increase of 0.3 percent.
Connaughton said the causes of
North Carolina’s struggles are the
declines of the textile, apparel,
tobacco and furniture industries.
He added that this trend has been
occurring for years and is not due
to recent economic troubles.
“Then the recession comes, and
these industries get hurt even
more. It is a double blow.”
He said he sees 2005 as a turn
ing point, when North Carolina’s
growth will start to reflect nation
al rates as the backlog of jobs from
declining industries goes away.
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Carol Conway, deputy director
for the Southern Growth Policies
Board, a think tank based in
Research Triangle Park, blamed
underinvestment in education for
the state’s problem. She specifical
ly pointed to a lack of training that
can be applied to new jobs.
Conway added that North
Carolina’s focus on its consumer
economy and neglect of the global
information economy is another
key factor.
“In a knowledge economy, a
larger share of your sales activity is
going to be global,” she said. “We
have tended to see exporting as a
small item, and for that reason we
haven’t given it due attention.
Conway said the state’s focus on
improving education, particularly
at community colleges, will have
positive effects on the future.
She also recommended that uni
versities emphasize international
education to boost students’
chances in the global economy.
“That will improve job prospects.”
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