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With the help of University Health Services andthe guidance of Williamson, Resident Tutor RolandL. Dunbrack '85 and two AIDS Education andOutreach members, Chinua O. Sanyika '93 and AntheaM. Williams '93 helped arrange the week-longeducational events...
...Chinua Achebe, whose literary works have been translated into 30 languages, urged that relations between the West and Africa could be dramatically improved through increased dialogue...
...Chinua Achobe, professor of English at UMass-Amherst, will lecture today on "Africa and Her Writers," at 4 p.m. in the Eliot House Library (C-Entry...
...entirely in the hands of Ibos; the state administrator, Ukpabi Asika, was a federal loyalist during the war, but several of his commissioners and fully 99% of his civil servants fought on the Biafran side. Like many other influential Ibos who were closely involved with the Biafran regime, Novelists Chinua Achebe and Cyprian Ekwensi live in freedom in the East Central state today; both have returned to their writing...
...Chinua Achebe, Nigeria's leading writer, continues his heroic efforts to impose a pattern of fiction on his native land, to give his people a chronicle of their own past against which the new values of the emergent nation may be measured. In A Man of the People (TIME, Aug. 19, 1966), Novelist Achebe showed that life in the capital of his country did not always represent an advance on tribal society. In Arrow of God, he demonstrates the confusing effects of white man's law and religion on the jungle villages...