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Activist: rights alive in USSR
The human rights movement
is a "public force" in the Soviet
Union although only a relatively
small number of "very active"
demonstrators are visible, said
Valery Chalidze, Soviet human
rights activist, in a Wednesday
speech to about 110 people
Chalidze estimated that only
about half a million people write
or distribute literature opposing
the government, but "practical
ly nobody thinks like the
government wants them to
think "
Millions not only think
differently but also read banned
books or listen to unauthorized
radio programs, he said
Chalidze was deprived of
Soviet citizenship in I972
because of his human rights
activity He published an unof
ficial Moscow journal, "Social
Problems,” from 1969 to I972,
and, with Nobel Peace laureate
Andrei Sakharov, founded the
Human Rights Committee in
Moscow in I970
Human rights guarantees are
written into Soviet law, but
freedom of speech, religion,
demonstration and emigration
are strictly controlled, Chalidze
said.
Both foreign and domestic
publications are censored, he
said. Even copy machines are
restricted to official use
Travel is difficult, but some
times excursions are organized
for the politically active and
loyal citizen, he said
Responding to a question,
Chalidze said the government
doesn't have anything against
Christians per se, but everything
against any set of principles that
upsets government
The government will try
whatever it can to stop a young
person from going to church, he
said The Bible may be the most
profitable black market item.
"It (the Soviet Union) is a
country of obedient slaves and
obedient slave owners,"
Chalidze said with the help of
his interpreter.
"There is no such thing as
Communist Russia," he said
The ideology, the Marxist
slogans used to achieve public
control, isn't necessarily
believed by government of
ficials, Chalidze said
Groups give winter term solace
Counseling groups that can help students
cope with winter term anxiety or post-holiday
blues are underway at the University counseling
center
Counselor Greg Alexander says he and his
colleagues realize winter term can be an
especially low point for students Poor weather,
the feeling that the school year will never end and
fewer opportunities to be outside can contribute
to seasonal bouts of depression, he says
One class that may help is the Here-and
Now Therapy Group,” designed to help students
become more aware of their feelings
The ‘‘Here-and-Now’' group meets
Tuesdays from 3:30 to 5 p m
Another group that can help control
depression, the "Older-than-Average Student
Counseling Group,” helps students 25 and over
deal with difficulties in school and in their
personal lives. That group meets Thursdays from
3:15 to 4:45 p m
The counseling center is offering four addi
tional counseling groups this term, including:
Weight Control Issues Groups — designed
for people who have concerns about their weight
and want to gain some adaptive attitudes and
behaviors in relation to weight control. Two
groups: Monday 3:30-5 p.m. and Wednesday
3:30-5 p.m
Eating Disorders Groups — for individuals
who have a problem with binge eating, vomiting or
using laxatives or diuretics for weight loss Two
groups: Tuesday 1:30-3 p.m. and Thursday 1:30-3
p.m.
Interpersonal Anxiety Group — for people
who feel socially isolated, shy, withdrawn or
highly anxious in social situations. Thursday
3:30-5 p.m.
Personal Growth Group — provides a sup
portive setting for exploring current concerns and
feelings and developing new approaches to
problematic areas Tuesday 12:30-2:30 p.m.
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