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Dance Oregon is organizing a week of workshops, performances .and collaborations celebrating dance. All workshops are tree for students. Donations of $ 1 -5 are encouraged. Wednesday, Ap^il 2.0 Tap jam with Jean Nelson Contact Jam Musical Theater Workshop Thursday, April 1°( 2:30-3:30 pm 5:30-7:00 pm 8:00-9:30 pm outside Gerlinger Annex Agate Hall Gerlinger Annex Makeup Workshop Saturday, May / 5:00-6:00 pm Gerlinger Annex Conjunto Flamenco performance and workshop with Roy Brewer, Eva Brewer, & Chela Marx 7:00 pm Gerlinger Annex • site-specific collaborations will also be performed on campus throughout the week. If you are interested in participating, please sign up at the Gerlinger Annex. All dance levels are welcome. • Also, come see P&ul Taylor II, sponsored by White Bird, performing at the Gerlinger Annex on Tuesday, April 27 at 8:00 pm. Tickets may be purchased at the EMU Ticket Office. r GOT A STORY IDEA? give us a call c-j4 at 346-5511 J< _ EMEfW. ASSAULT continued from page 1 problem in Lane County. She said 11 domestic violence deaths have occurred in Lane Coun ty during the past six months, while only nine people have died from do mestic violence during the seven years prior to that. She added the American Medical As sociation reported that one in five fe males will be in a violent relationship before the age of 18, and there is a one in three chance that a murdered woman was killed by her husband. "It's an epidemic," she said. One of the organizations fighting to end sexual assault is SASS, which pro vides various direct services including a 24-hour crisis hodine, drop-in counsel ing, self-defense workshops and evening group discussions. "Not only do we provide direct serv ice, but part of our mission is to work for social change to end sexual violence and all forms of oppression, under standing they're tied to sexual vio lence," Edwards said. "We do that through educating, outreaching and through direct services." 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(Monday ■ Friday) • "looking for information on health and unhealthy relationships?" information available at a booth in the Student Recreation Center from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. • "Taking it to the streets.” University Health Center peer health educators will walk around campus distributing information about sexual assault and healthy relationships. • “University Men's Center 2nd Annual Waikathon to Prevent Sexual Violence.” Participants will walk a 30-minute stretch of the campus area. Please call Men’s Center Director David Milter at 346* 3227 ore-mait uomc@darkwing. uoregon.edu. • "A Personal Pledge.” Sign a personal pledge banner at the EMU Concourse from 11 am to 1 p.m. Also pick up information about sexual assault dating violence, domestic violence and stalking. • "What Men Can do to Prevent Sexual Assault” A workshop to ill C 5 ■ 'BUB; look at the impact of sexual assault on men and their partners. Meets from 6 pm to 7 pm in EMU Century Room D. Thursday, April 29 • 'The Clothesline Project T-shirt Creation Workshop." Sexual assault survivors and allies can create T-shirts to express their feelings from 10 am to 4 pm in the EMU Walnut Room. T-shirts and supplies are free. • “University Men’s Center 2nd Annual Waikathon to Prevent Sexua) Violence.” Participants will walk a 30-minute stretch of the campus area. Please call Men’s Center Director David Miller at 346* 3227 or e-mail uomc@darkwing.uoregon.edu. • “Take Back the Night 2004 Rally, March and Speak Out" A march welcoming men and women that begins at the EMU Amphitheater and ends at the intersection of 8th Avenue and Oak Street The event begins at 6 pm SOURCE: The Office of Student life members the meaning and method of being supportive. Once a survivor has found the sup port he or she needs, Dury said there are several forms of action someone may take against the attacker. 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Weekends May 1st Days May 3rd iDtrO ClaSS $35 Evenings lane 29th J Special One Week June 14th MayBth OLCC offered Our facility is a lounge and available for your event. Call for rental options. report the incident is to go through the Student Judicial Affairs office and meet director Chris Loschiavo. The attacker will then sit in front of a panel which decides punishment. Dury said the harshest punishment is expulsion from the University. An "unofficial" route is to meet with Loschiavo and have him assign a pun ishment for the attacker, usually con sisting of education and research of sex ual violence and prevention, Dury said. Contact the crime/health/safety reporter at lisacatto@dailyemerald.com. / ' \ write for the Oregon Daily Emerald For more information about freelancing call 346-5511. \____. . Today’s crossword solution
