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Marymount Honors Archbishop Desmond Tutu By Mary Frances McCarthy Herald Staff Writer (From the issue of 3/25/04) Anglican Archbishop Desmond Mpilo Tutu, recipient of the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize for his work in helping bring a peaceful end to apartheid in South Africa, was presented with the Marymount University Ethics Award last week. More than 1,000 attendees gathered in the Lee Center on Marymount’s campus to hear the heartwarming, inspiring and entertaining speech by the archbishop, a man of small stature but great influence, who laughed heartily at his own jokes. Five Marymount students performed a stirring recitation of selections from An African Prayer Book by Archbishop Tutu. Their "Reflections on Wholeness" were punctuated with Afrocentric sounds of percussion. Students also performed "Siyahamba," a South African freedom song. University President James E. Bundschuh and director of the Center for Ethical Concerns Paul H. Byers presented Archbishop Tutu with the Ethics Award. Before he was ordained, Archbishop Tutu taught high school but could not accept a system that prescribed a lesser education for blacks. He thought he could have more of an impact and do more through the church. He was ordained in 1961. In 1984, he won the Nobel Peace Prize. In 1985, he became bishop of Johannesburg and a year later was made Archbishop of Cape Town. Nelson Mandela appointed Archbishop Tutu chairman of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which investigated and revealed the atrocities of the apartheid government and began the process of reconciliation.

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