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By Kim Minugh
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A former top United Nations official
prefers to describe the organization in
an informal manner.
“In human terms, the U.N. is a mid
wife that brought to birth over 100
nations that were under colonial rule,”
former U.N. Assistant Secretary General
lala Doss told student members of the
United Nations Organization of UNC
on Thursday.
“It is a bell, or an early warning sys
tem, a marriage maker, the world’s con
science, a bodyguard in the form of
U.N. peacekeepers, an election monitor,
a liberator, a nurse’s aid and a trade
negotiator."
Doss described her personal experi
ences in international relations to mem
bers of the group.
She said the United Nations was, in
formal terms, a “global source of advice
and a source of assistance.”
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Doss began her career in internation
al relations as the first female Egyptian
broadcaster and program director in
Egypt.
After resigning in protest of the
British control over the Egyptian broad
casting system, she assumed a teaching
post at the American University at Cairo
until 1945. Asa pioneering member of
the United Nations, Doss established a
successful career over 36 years.
“The U.N. is my home,” she said. “It
is my religion, so I work for the U.N. in
any way I can.”
Since she retired from her post in
1981, Doss has continued to be active in
the U.N. Association. She has written
and lectured around the globe about the
necessity of the United Nations and
encouraged students worldwide to
become educated and involved.
“We try to make an awareness of the
importance of the U.N.,” she said.
“It’s not just governments now, it’s
‘we the people.’ People are doing all
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kinds of acts to support the U.N. and get
their ambassadors to talk and eventual
ly make peace agreements. That’s what
you can do to help.”
Susie Ustariz, a sophomore from
Cortes, Honduras, said Doss’ message
had a strong impact on her.
“I feel like there’s so much I can do,
especially for my own country,” Ustariz
said. “I feel some sort of obligation
because I’ve been so privileged.
“(Doss is) absolutely inspiring.”
Scott Ryan, a sophomore from Alta
Loma, Calif., said he found a global
message in Doss’ lecture.
“I think it’s important that the
University at large realize that we are
only a small component of a larger sys
tem,” he said. “It’s truly inspiring to see
someone who’s done so much for the
improvement of mankind. I can only
strive to be like her.”
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Rumi Festival Continues Tonight
By Russ Lane
Staff Writer
Tonight at Memorial Hall, musicians
and poets will gather to celebrate seven
centuries of beauty and inspiration.
In the 13th century, Mevlana
Jelaluddin Rumi fused his emotional
longing and spiritual awareness into sen
suous poetry that earned the respect of
both Western and Eastern schools of
thought.
Rumi’s staying power is impressive -
700 years later he is one of America’s
best-selling poets, with over 100 books
of his work available.
The poet’s influence made its pres
ence known in the area Wednesday,
when the Chapel Hill-based Rifa’i
Marufi Order of America launched the
second annual Rumi Festival.
Tonight, the festival spotlights world
musician Hamza El Din, a native of
Nubia. El Din combines his homeland’s
influences with traditional Arabic music.
Damir Williford, a member of the
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Rifa’i Order, looks forward to the audi
ence’s reaction to El Din’s spiritual,
emotionally charged music.
“The word I would use is progressive,
because most of the university audience
has never heard (anything like El Din’s
music) before,” Willford said. “He plays
with a lot of energy ... the audience goes
through the full range of emotion: joy,
melancholy, sadness and ecstasy. The
music lends itself to that.”
Poet Shahram Shiva opens for El
Din, performing selections from Rumi’s
work over a backdrop provided by
renowned jazz musicians Michael
Harrison, Bob Fish, John Ragusa and
John Funkhouser. Shiva is one of the few
performers of Rumi’s poetry that per
forms in both English and Persian.
The Order’s desire to create a festival
of Sufist culture provided the inspiration
for the event. Sufism is “a mystical
branch of Islam, often called ‘the path of
love,’” said festival organizer Avi Lipton.
“Most (Rumi festivals) celebrated his
death, but since death in Sufism is birth,
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we decided to hold the festival on the
day of his birth,” Williford said.
To celebrate Rumi’s birthday, the
Rifa’i Marufi Order gathered musicians,
poets, authors and scholars to interact
and perform in venues around the
Chapel Hill-Carrboro area. This year,
the festival set up camp at Camp New
Hope, just outside Chapel Hill.
People came from the West Coast,
South Carolina and UNC to join in on
vegetarian meals, discussions of Sufism
and music and writing workshops at the
camp, said Carl Erst, chairman of the
Department of Religious Studies.
Lipton said the event provided an
outlet for discussion of Rumi’s teachings
and a cultural experience for the com
munity - “a more intense opportunity
for people to go more deeply into the
teachings of Rumi.”
Tickets for El Din’s concert are avail
able at the Carolina Union Box Office.
The Arts & Entertainment Editor can
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