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i CHAPEL HILL - A Universi\
ty of North Carolina student
\ group which opposes apartheid
\ wants to raise $100,000 in the
I next few years to start a scholarj
ship fund for South African
\ students, hoping to instigate
\ iphange through education.
; ! Unlike some other students, 22
s of whom were arrested last )
month, the group has not taken a
\ stand on whether the university
\ should withdraw investments in
\ companies with ties to South
! Africa.
44We are against apartheid,"
j member Daniel H. Kress said.
J 'There are some of us who are
pro-divestment - there are some
I of us who are not. We're trying
: to shift the focus^away from that.
4 4When the change does come
; in South Africa, it will be easier
! for it to be a non-violent change
J if there are educated people to
J step into the shoes of the present
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positive, as opposed to merely
reactive."
W. Travis Porter is a UNC-CH
trustee and a member of the
university's board of endowment,
which has opted against
total divestiture by the university,
a position he shares.
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up," he said. "I like the idea of
helping people in South Africa
and giving them the means to
help themselves."
The idea for the South Africa
Scholarship Fund came when two
students went to South Africa as
part of a 1985 summer internship.
While there, Richard Hoile
and Francesa N. Varcoe worked
with the Institute of Race Relations,
one of the few antiapartheid
voices allowed to exist
by the South African government.
When they asked about the
needs of black South Africans,
education was mentioned first,
Kress said
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raise money to establish an endowment
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which would invest that money
with its own funds, Kress said.
Interest earned in the venture
would be given to the Institute of
Race Relations for scholarships for
use wherever the students are
accepted.
Kress said the money would
not be invested in firms doing
business in South Africa.
Ms. Varcoe said the group's
goal was to raise $100,000 in the
next tew years and that the
university's board of trustees had
promised to match whatever the
group raised, up to $100,00.
Scholarships for black South
Africans are in great need, she
said.
4 The school system in South
Africa is totally segregated," she
said. "Black students have to pay
for books and uniforms, which a
lot of them have a hard time doing.
Few actually apply to universities,
and they still have to pay
for books, accommodations and
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pay too, but they come from
backgrounds where that's not a
problem."
Kress said the group had raised
about $1,000 so far by selling
T-shirts and soliciting business
donations. The group sent letters
seeking contributions in about 50
businesses that invested in South
African firms. But Kress said only
three had responded, each
neflativelv.
DID YOU KNOW ... that tne
birthrate in the United States
reached an ail-time low about 10
years, ago and currently stands
below the replacement level?
That means that in America yearly
more people die than are born.
If it were not for the number of
people immigrating to this country,
the U.S. population would
actually be falling.
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