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long been advocates
of stress
management, stress,
tension and burnout
are still common
complaints of
students, faculty and
staff alike.

On account of this, we
have come to the
following conclusion:
You all must want to
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A message of peace

Timeline:

Born Orr I951.
Klerkidtap
Transvaal

Johannesburg
Bantu High School.
1951 1953 Teachers
Diploma at Pretoria
Bantu Normal

following provides College.
you With a few 1954 » 1958 Teacher at
,‘ reasons why you Johannesburg
; should want to Bantu and

Munsieville.
Krugersdorp, High

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stressed as you must 1961 ~ Ordained as a
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and, therefore, is
probably doing
something very
crucial.

- It helps you to
maintain personal
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1962 ~ I965 Part-time
curate, St Alban's
in London.

1970 - 1972 Lecturer.
Department of
Theology, U.B.L.S.
Roma, Lesotho.

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around anyway. Augustine’s.
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responsibilities. 1976 ~ 1978 Bishop of
Obviously you’re too tesotho
stressed to be given 1978 , 1985 General
any more work. This 5“,“an South
gets you off the hook African Council of
for all the mundane Churches.
chores; let someone 1985 , named Bishop
else take care of . . c of Johannesburg.
them. I ASSOCiAiED ”(LS 1995 5 amounted to

. . I Archbishop Desmond Tutu talks of peace and humanity during a speech at Coastal Carolina University Thursday, Feb. 18, 1999 in Conway S.C. the Truth and

- It gives you a chemical i Reconciliation
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authoritarian I saw him walking down the street. Alton lollar'd. Nobel Peace Prize in 1.981. the Order ol' Meritori South :‘til'lt‘tl. the_\ sa\ lie was 'oii the LII’IIIIIIII (December I983I‘
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ALL THE NEWS THAT FITS

The Low-down

Dow Rises 2.21 to 11,036.34

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tosses .\t the close of trading on Wall Street. the
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Davenport Reaches U.S. Open
Semis

\‘liW \'()l\’l\' t.\l’t Defending champion

1 1:. l«.t\ Davenport survived two match points

will tinall\ slipped past Mary Pierce today to

.. . 2:: into the semifinals ofthe l'S. ()pen. l’iercc.
I Shl‘lV'E‘l to fifth. (ltllllilt'lltllllt‘ll on match point to
, . , Da\enport the victory 62. :lo. 73. in l’riday's

Up 9VOI_\ . Insfmals. Davenport will pla\ the winner of

[llilé‘ weights quarterfinal lwtween No l.\lonica ,‘seles
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'PUFFY'
PLEADS
GUILTY:
Leading rapper
and producer
Sean "Puffy"
Combs, accused
of assaulting a
record company
executive,
pleaded guilty
Wednesday to a
lesser charge of
second-degree
harassment.
Combs, 29, who
performs under
the stage name
Puff Daddy, was
accused of
striking
Universal
Records execu-
tive Steve
Stoute at his
office.

 

DIXIE CHICKS
'FLY' HIGH:
What a differ-
ence 19 months,
two Grammys
and 5 million
albums make.
The Dixie
Chicks soared
into the No. 1
spot on the U.S.
pop charts as
their new album
“ny" sold
about 341,000
copies in its
first week of
release.

  

Dili. Rumors of mass slaughters swept through
refugee camps. Many said pro-lndonesian mili
tias would kill thetn ifthe l‘N. workers left. l'..\'
Secretary (:eneral said he is trying to keep a
small l N. presence iii the violencetorn province
to protect innocent civilians.

Congress Returns to Full Work
Load

\l'ASllthi'l'UN (Al’) . ’l‘he chubltcan-con
trolled congress returned to work today. still at
odds with the White House on tax cuts. spending.
health care. gun control and other issues. Senate
Majority lieader Trent Lott. R-Miss.. predicted an

actionpacked" September and October. Lott
said that tax cut legislation approved before (‘on
gress‘ break would go to the White House next
week for its threatened veto. Clinton's rejection
of the measure will present Republicans with an
important derision: whether to set the issue
aside until next year's election campaign or at-
tempt to work out a compromise that also would
cover issues as diverse as spending and
.‘vledicare,

Consumer Borrowing Surged
in July

WASHINGTON (AP) ~ Americans' rate of bor-
rowing surged in July mainly reflecting heavy
credit card use. which posted its sharpest in»
crease in two years. Consumers' credit outstand-
ing. excluding mortgage debt, advanced at a 7.9
percent annual rate in July to a seasonally ad-

justed $13.14 trillion, the Federal Reserve said to.

day. .>\ll told. consumers borrowed $8.8 billion
more in July than during the month before.
greater than the $6.3 billion gain many analysts'
had expected. The increase follows a 2.9 percent
gain in June and was the biggest jump since May
when consumers credit outstanding rose at an
annual rate of 9.! percent.

Star Blast Linked to Black
Hole

NEW YORK (AP) Scientists have found
some ofthc best evidence yet to support the theo-
ry that the cataclysmic explosions of giant stars
catt lead to black holes. The findings were to he
published in tomorrow's issue oftheiournal Nae
ture. lv‘esearchers analyzed the gases near a star
that wobbles around a suspected black hole. and
(lllll'llltlf'll that the chemicals could have origi~
nated only tn the blast of a neighboring superno-
va. Black holes are massive celestial objects
whose gravity is so powerful that nothing - not
even lILIlll can escape from one.

Old versus new
. in DZ battle

 

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flight former members of

lTK‘s Delta Zeta social sorori
ty filed a complaint against
the sorority ill l'ifth Division
l’ayette ('ounty (‘irctut ('oitrt
yesterday.

The plaintiffs allege the
local chapter of the national
organization. which is reorga
iii/.ing on l'li's campus. vio
laled a contract with the
plaintiffs and intentionally lll'
flicted emotional distress

According to court docu
ments. the plaintiffs claim
that they were told that they
were no longer considered
members of Delta Zeta and
they could no longer wear the
sorority letters.

in addition. the plaintiffs
were not supposed to tell any
one they were affiliated with
the sorority. and when they
tried to enter the Delta Zeta
house. they were denied entry
as members of the sorority.
according to court documents.

“Delta Zeta just pledged a
new group of women, and i
think they have a right to
know this chapter‘s past be-

fore they sign in stone (initi-
atet.” said plaintithary flitti-
baugh. an arts administration
st‘llltil‘.

The complaint is also
asking the sorority to release
three plaintiffs from the
sorority and allow them to
pledge another sorority.
(Once initiated into Delta
Zeta. individuals were not al-
lowed to ever join another
sorority. according to the doc-
ument st

Denise W. Mc(‘tillars. na-
tional vice-president of mem-
bership development for Delta
Zeta. said that she was not
even aware of the civil court
complaint until this evening.

Mct‘ullars said that pro
vided that they were in good
standing. every active mem-
ber in the sorority at the time
it was re-organixml was sup.
posed to receive alumni sta
tus.

“No one told them they
couldn't wear their letters,"
she said

Mc('ullars said the plain»
tiffs were not allowed to enter
the house because it was utr
det‘going renovations.

 

 

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