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Women respond to
Packwood rumors
W omen need to speak out
and men need to listen up if so
ciety is to put an end to sexual
harassment, speakers said .it a
Wednesday press conference
The recent allegations of sex
ual harassment against Sen
Bob I'at kwnod. R-Ore . prompt
ed the press conference, said
(dirts Bauman. ASUO events
coordinator Sexual harassment
may not he as visible and as de
fined as rape, but "the pain is
the same." she said
State Representative-elect
Cynthia Wooten said incum
I lent politicians often believe
they're not accountable for
their actions But I’uckwood
must he "assured he's not
above the law." she said
"It’s going to stop, and it's
going to stop now. bul it's go
ing to take concentrated efforts
by all of ns. Wooten said It's
going to take the attention of
men and women to show what
sexual harassment is
Leann O'Rourke, a Students
for Choice member, said she
farbs almost daily sexual ha
rassment at her job at a bar She
said il men keep he aring wom
en say. "I'm not going to take
it." they'll start to listen
Several ol the speakers men
tioned Anita Mill, the Universi
ty of Oklahoma law professor
who accused then-Supreme
Court nominee Clarence Thom
as of sexual harassment. "Anita
Hill thank you.'' said Mona
('.entry. Women's Center stu
dent coordinator
CULTURES
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thf Latino and C'hic ano cultures and their < ulebrations to boost
sales, senior A<icd*» Kios said
"When you go in Fred Moyer and the clerks ,ire dressed in h.its
and over the loudspeaker someone says, 'Come celebrate Canon do
Mayo.' they're not educating anyone They're just trying to get pen
pie in there," she said.
Sophomore Noel Lope/ said i ullure should never be marketed,
whether by people in or out of the culture
"People shouldn't lie put at the expense of a gimmit k," he said
Junior Trevor Monteith. of the Klamath tribe in Chiloquin. Ore .
said it doesn't bother him if non-Native Americans wear jewelry nr
clothing typically associated with Native Americans, ll they do so
las ause they find it beautiful.
"But il they're wearing it to be something they're not or to vali
date what they say about Native Americans because they dress like
Native Americans, I have a problem with it." he said
Senior Mitch Wilkinson said he wouldn't dream ol wearing rosa
ry I leads or a nun's habit. Hut there are people not above using the
spirituality of Native Americans He said he (alls these people
"culture vultures
"They should look to their culture and not go stealing someone
rise's culture," he said "I laugh at them They come (to the Native
American Student Union office) and they ask about the sweats, and
I tell them logo to the YMCA and jump in the sauna "
Asian American students could think ol lew parts ol Asian cul
ture that non-Asians have embraced However, senior Meri Li, a
Chinese-American, said people do look at Asian culture in general
as exotic
“Fortune cookies are (viewed as) sxotii , and they 're not even
Asian." she said
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