Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, October 09, 1989, Page 16, Image 16

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Monday In-Depth
Rape in Oregon
1000
Rapes Reported
(1,207)
500
Arrests Made
(396)
1987
Rapes Reported
(1,115)
1988
Arrests Made
(345)
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A sampling i*f /.*/>#* statistu s
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jUitM '.fairs ft. 4 >(/ rapes . h I urml with
'/» nr t i>rn rnt rrporteil fit thr
l>„lu e
•
rapes were reported resulting III i-t ' <*t
• ' ' • ■ ■ • %:
dents nationally who reporUd fort rti sc\
last \ ear reported to thr point' Womrn
aiit'ti lf> 1U h.nr thr highest viclimi/a
lion ralrs sn ond highest is from age
II 4
• ( 1 ■ n ■ .• , .r .■ ■ ■.i! .
u if/** w ill l*r se\nall\ assaultid
•
or attempted rape rvrr\ f1.- minutrs to
tahng rnorr than la I.IHH) rapr \n.tuns
• In toMh * pm mt ot all vioirnt
i rimrs attains! womrn w ere i nnwutlrd
h\ non strangers
• i l\ fit HI pro rnt I’t thr \ it tons ami "•
prn rnt ot thr vu tum/ers hatI hrrn
drinking Indore sexual assault
• Onr in t.t malt• studrnts rrports ha\
mg raped ot attrmplrd to rapr
• (hrt a third ot thr i allege males sur
vryi*i.l repotted ignoring a woman s pro
tests durian •* tape situation
• One in eight students repot let! expert
mu r within the previous 1J months that
met thr legal definition ot rape
Rape
Continued from Pane 1
said she got involved with the
group («>( ausr site tell It was
import.)nt to give thr (ireek s \ s
Inn's perspei five on rape is
suns
I i .in give the group feed
hat k on how lin• \ i an rdui .Mr
.ilionl tilings likr date rape
without gutting .1 negative rrat
I uni Ironi thr (irt'fks. I 11 ii li
s.llll
( )t lift wonirn have I in omr
involved on thr task group for
more prisoii.il reasons ()nr
sin h woman is Shellev
Krrc herwho fouiulrtl 1‘rojri t
Safr Run. a program that offers
protn live thigs as running
partners for women joggers
I have gotten involved 111
rape prevention hei .him- I ,1111 ,1
rape survivor from l ‘*74.
Keei her said. adding 1I1.1I lx
i.misi- of her experieme she
concimlrati-s on llu- problem ol
stranger rape
"Most of tin- women v\ ho use
l’ro|ei t S.ife Kim are 1 ollege
students .. her s.iui I just
never want what happened to
me in 1M7-J to happen to any
one so I said I II donate m\
time and 1 lime to tile (task
force's) meetings
Although the ma|orit\ ol the
group s memhers are women
who have a 1 omnioii vested in
teresl in t Hi* elimination of
rapt*, some memliers are men
who .ire involved for less ohvi
oils reasons
K11 k Ha i lev one ol the A SI'()
representatives on the task
group, said he first bei nine in
(crested in rape prevention lot
personal reasons
"I've had friends, women
who were either sexually ha
rassed. molested or raped.
Hailcv said "And I’ve felt in
those situations to he absolute
l\ powerless
rhal’s led me to tr\ to make
a difference to help my friends
and so other women won't
have to go through what
Ihev've been through." Hailey
said, adding that he tries to ed
u< ate other men about how to
have relationships with women
without incorporating destruc
tive sexual attitudes
' Besides I buv into the phi
losopln that rape is a man's
problem." Hailey s.ud "Men
rape; them e. men c an stop
rape "
Increasing Awareness
Last slimmer the task force,
with all its personal concerns
and interests began searching
for a wav to ini tease awareness
about rape on i ampus (Iroup
members decided to devote an
entire week during fall term to
workshops and seminars de
signed to edm ate tile campus
publii about harmful soc ial at
titudes th.it "promote and sup
port rape in our c ulture,”
Wilson said
hast week the group's efforts
c nine together and the1 I 'Diver
sity had its lirsl Creating a
Rape-free environment Week
Hut how c an .1 rape-free soc 1
et\ he c reated ■’
"It's sue h an idyllic idea,''
said Shaun Davis, the group's
Men Against Rape represents
live ' Hut it's really an aspira
lion and not a spec die goal
educating soc ietv about how
to eliminate the sexist attitudes
that hurt women will help 1 re
all* a culture that has less rape.
I)avis said
"We need to break through
the attitude? of tin- male superi
orits whir h leaves women to be
submissive.” lie said "Ibis
idea allows for a more useful
member of six ietv and .1 less
useful member of sorbetv
Hailev said these altitudes are
promoted bv advertisin«
"Advertisements use the
objer life atioil of women to mu
mpulale men.” be said "This
Turn to Rape, Pa>;e 17
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