NATIONAL
NEA compromise reached
WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate decisively re
jected a move Wednesday to slap tough new anti-ob
scenity curbs on the National Endowment for the Arts
and voted instead to penalize artists whose federal!)
subsidized works are deemed obscene by the courts
Ignoring charges by Sen. lease Helms. K-N ( that
he endowment is linanc mg obscenity produced by
siea/.eballs" at the taxpayers' expense, the Senate ap
proved scrapping current restrictions on the kinds oi
art eligible for federal support.
On a 7.t-.i4 roll call, the Senate embraced a bi
partisan compromise offered by Sen Orrin Hatch. K
"tah. that \ mid require the endowment to recoup its
noney from grant recipients who are subsequent!)
convicted of violating obscenity or child pornography
laws
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The class went through a test run spring term
1990 and was so successful that two sections were
added for fall term The classes are expected to In
come permanent fixture in the curriculum guide. Gib
son said.
"The seminar gives students an in-depth knowl
edge of rape, including the cultural aspects and how
the campus climate is involved." said C'.inm Khrlich.
a student teacher in one of the sections who -vas in
vilived in developing the i ourse
The courses few us on stranger and acquaintance
rape, the aftermath of rape, crisis intervention and pre
ventative measures
We hope that through this knowledge the m
dents can c reate a c hange." Khrlic h said
l‘r >iect Saferid* also designed to prevent s
abuse. is in ils fifth year of servin’ shuttling women
around the campus area and from campus to off-cam
pus destinations
1‘ublit safety was getting a lot of calls from worn
■i (anipus who needed rides — more calls than
> ould handle." said Andrea Iliggens Kvanson.
i ct >r if the project "University administration
peri i ed i need to make safety for women on i ampin
no i - ie "
the two vans, one serving campus and one being
"It < irnpus. are designed to provide females an alter
t o ■(. to walking after dark
\ lot of people think it's a stranger rape proven
*i> ethod. but Saferide i .in prevent date rape also."
os Kvanson said "If a woman's friends are gone
i . e is too drunk to drive herself home, she can stay
-.he's at and call Saferide
it gives women the freedom and the mobility to
•cork or pursue ail education at night." Ifiggens
tnsnn said
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