1986 Rhododendron
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Title
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1986 Rhododendron
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Description
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"D.C. Deluged: Forty-six ASU students and faculty members boarded a bus supplied by the NAACP and headed for Washington, DC, for an anti-apartheid rally on September 14, 1986. The trip, organized by Dr. Fred Milano, enabled students to voice their opinions. Since it seemed doubtful that President Reagan would sign a bill enforcing sanctions on South Africa, the main purpose of the rally was to convince Congress to override a presidential veto of the bill. Later, students marched to the ASU administration building. The purpose: to protest ASU investments in South Africa. The students presented Chancellor Thomas with a petition signed by 700 people believing ASU should divest. However, ASU didn't believe divestment was a solution to apartheid in South Africa."
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Date
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1986
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Source
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The Rhododendron, 1976