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University Daily Kansan / Wednesday, March 18. 1992
SUMMER SESSION'92 AT WASHBURN UNIVERSITY
SUMMER SESSION 1992 PROVIDES YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO:
- make important progress toward your degree
- take those classes you missed this year because they were full
- discover some fascinating courses that are offered only in the summer
Courses are offered at a variety of convenient times, both day and evening, in eight week five week or short term formats. If you'll be working this summer there are numerous class choices to fit your work schedule.
Find out how Summer Session 1992 can make the difference for you. Contact the Washburn University Admissions Office for more information.
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S. Africa's fate is in the balance
The Associated Press
But two years after President F. W. de Klerk began dismantling apartheid, he has to go back to fearful whites and plead for a mandate to continue his reforms to share power with Blacks.
JOHNNESBURG, South Africa — Ever since Nelson Mandela walked out of prison in 1990, the world has tended to assume apartheid was dead and democracy simply a matter of time.
Whatever the outcome of the apartheid referendum, South Africa faces an uncertain and turbulent future.
The country is a patchwork of bitterly divided political and ethnic factions. Many whites see Black rule as the path to chaos, and many Blacks wonder whether they will ever gain power and wealth.
Passage of the referendum would not resolve key issues that divide the white government and its Black opponents. Both sides advocate profoundly different views on the nation's future.
ANALYSIS
Dekler, who abolished apartheid laws and released Mandela after 27 years in jail, has said white minority rule cannot be replaced by Black majority rule.
He says white interests must be protected in a multiracial democracy by what would amount to a white veto over any future government. The government says it will not surrender power until its demands are guaranteed under a new constitution.
Mandela's African National Congress, the main Black opposition group, opposes special rights for any race or minority. ANC leaders say
white demands would perpetuate apartheid in disguise.
The government and the ANC, which have dominated negotiations on South Africa's future, have shown a style of pragmatic compromise that has kept talks going while the two sides seek solutions.
But many smaller white and Black political groups oppose both the government and the ANC. They advocate their own plans, often calling for special rights or separate territories.
A power-sharing agreement between Black and white leaders is unlikely to stop the Black factional violence that has claimed 12,000 lives in recent years.
Pro-apartheid whites say they will not abandon the struggle for a white homeland if they lose the referendum. Extremists are trying to assemble private armies for what they predict will be race war.
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