Show PagsM-T- he Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday December 6 13 1990 “e list’ stirs controversy at Brown the Provklence Journal different scrawls So did other questions and advice Go to die authorities someone suggested That doesn’t work someone replied Sheryl (not her real name) said she used die library bathroom’s tiled wails as "an arena and a private space” for women and argued die university bin no right to scrub away the names Erasing diem she said reinforces die notion diat “women are to blame for their rapes” ' “I think die writing on die wall was these women’s way of taking control’ she said “of taking action and saying what they needed to say” That’s not how Brown sees it “Magic marker terrorists” is what Robert Reichley executive vice president for university: relations called those who wield the pens “I do not think that accusations or such a serious crime made anonymously can be described as PROVIDENCE RX — Armed with' a purpie pen and the raw memory of a date rape she said happened at Brown University several years ago Sheryl recently added die name of her alleged attacker to the "list” At that point the “rape list” mysteriously appearing on die walls of a bathroom indie Rockefeller Library was 10 names long It grew to about 30 It began: ' “Keep this list going strong — warn others! We must warn our fellow human beings not to be felt-ti- p oft-he- ld V afraidl ‘‘Women help women: Men who have sexually assaulted me or a woman I know:” Names followed They were in different inks and v i Ail J By - — The janitors are on orders to erase any n anything but striking against die heart of the American judicial system of innocent until proven lists” they see but die issue continues to simmer on 1 guilty-- ’ campus Brown is investigating Reichley said but be A campus meeting on university doubted that any of die graffiti-writewill be sexual assaults turned angry on Nov 1 found Ifthey are they could fece expulsion vh Brown Daily Herald protesters criticized : Reichley saUL at campuses nationwide radi to die resources as “fragmented confusing and university often has universities to ahah” “brought graffiti ‘v r He cited as an example a case at Brown a year inadequately fended”'' ago in which "somebody put graffiti on die wall Reichley however said if a woman has been' which was racist and certainty anttaay” That sexually assaulted at Brown “there are places for stirred a situation where "we had 2000 people on her to turn and people who will help guide her die green and die (university) president nwh a through die system V Ihe university disciplinary pledge to use any effort to bring dus to a halt” board has power to expel a person faind guilty of This time said Reichley "the scribblings on die sexual assault r ' ' wall are and they are no more to&rable And he added a woman also can press the case ” than writing he characterized as on a criminal level by notitying die homophobic or racist V : -- : : i rs J 1’ j anti-ma- le "l "t Tf : ‘ i a Ki anti-Semi- tic New law power of consumers DOOR CRASHER! WASHINGTON (UFI) — the tuna labeling bill just signed by &TDK Bush will save thousands of dolphins but conservationists say it may be even President ! Extra Standard more important in showing new consumer demand for environmentally safe products The new law signed by Bush Wednesday sets strict guidelines and enforcements to assure consumers die hma they buy in cant marked “dolphin safe” has been caught using methods that are not nmui harmful to the sea once died by die thousands in tuna nets ' Vibe signing of die legislation is a major victory” said John Fitzgerald counsel for die con- serration group Defenders of Wildlife It says we will not have to play dolphin roulette with tunafish sandwiches” Under pressure from conservationists die nation's time biggest tuna firms — StarUst Bumble Bee Seafood Co Seafoods But and Van Kamp Seafood Ca’s Chicken of die Sea brand — voluntarily pledgedlast spring to guarantee their tuna is caught using onty methods that protect dolphins Accordingly cans of tuna bearing die “dolphin safe” label began appearing on grocery shelves around fee country but conservationists continued to push for the labeling legislation to1 ensure1 die veracity of die companies’ claims Many envirixmentaii8ts"'are 'predicting die victory will ' die pressure on other industries to protect die environment in making and packaging their products and could lead to more laws to define and such guarantee ecological claims as “biodegradable” "I think one of the basic tenets of this country is that consumers be given enough information to maw intelligent chpcfs about their purchases” said Chris Graft legislative director for Friends of Animals and one of tiie tilings they want to know is how a product affects die - - No1i NOW OPEN 10 AM-- 9 PM WEEKDAYS BUY NOW 9 AM-- 9 PM SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY NO DOWN PAYMENT NO PAYMENT OR INTEREST TIL NEXT MARCH oac IPHONES & ANSWERERS For Your Holiday Shopping Convenience HOMtSTEREO CAR STEREO TARGA SANYO Cassatts Stereo sharp ILhmo 'r "Mnngo Pag tom bit tonaadHt that elimate the excessive packaging that’s clogging the nation’s landfills “The challenge now is to make sure die claims meet reality” Irvin said Fear of setting a precedent that would open die door to further eco- - labeling measures nearly torpedoed die tuna labeling measure sponsored by Rep Barbara Boxer m Congress “This has been part of die controversy regarding die bill from die beginning at least from Representative (John) Dingell” said marine Nina Young of die Cenrer for Marine Consovation Concerned about die precedent Dingell who heads die House Energy and Commerce Committee insisted on removal of a provision in Boxer’s original trill that would have also required “rn gative” labeling of tuna failtest ing the dolphin-saf- e D-Ca- lif D-Mi- mam-mologi- GOLDSTAR 1S”Bectmlc1V 14dw2twnl 38" AMopCMlI PlQMMiOMl UHFVHC tuner Omar ftant bad auto pa 0 l KENWOOD TOSHIBA r Panasonic -- II DlfRal Mammy Oomoinandaao WlyVmBWIMIi Is fM a Pdrasonlo Tnw touch Iqim TORGA MVMt 39 EnailzarAaipimar 'A AUFMatarao -- ttUif f T 1IM Cater TV rawipmllm Onaamn 1 1 AttornMpter IS grapnai yMrtiwilpiDoramMn Iry t 4 TOSHIBA Tumtabte KENWOOD 166 KRC-100- 148 4841 -- wMiapood FaabmPlMaaW U OualCKaoao Mrantolunlng 188 AStuncdonramote ' vu-44-5 aiowmaSonfraMi ' Oiaoraanpregnm HITACHI N- IMsihiFIVCH UiiiiiCTl ' ‘p 2 Fall tutoSna tunbio ‘ Sloop tnrwr- I Oorrtmtaatfioao Hnporwwoaran OudQptafmooewr I XI Fan SONY ajwrwmoy VmNO OfiAW ToowraowyopoMro AMFM lunar Wprsaat MICROWAVES PORTA-STEREOs- 5ri g OLYMPUS ImmIXZoom SONY MArllOS 21” Color TV Hsiao lystm S3 acHfiga Cabto ready 1S7channah rannffvim Aulotooua SXaoomlanaa ahuhoeff n 697 268 vxaoa TOSHIBA fiS SAMSUNG 53iCompact Mcmmrs WToactCoatroi 98 onvanlanl touch MW-25- TOSHIBA 29 Auto slop ACDC RT801S 996 SdooCDchongor RmiioIi SHARP (SANYO 6VHSNflh naoiudon Mntounpla ftamoto IMkCD WMDni WTaratablsAToucfe SONY irtniMir Worlds tmrilsst 2toa AMACoord MW7M SiaMcmava 4aaudMMT8 Ml Vmn Inoaound Wlutolooua UgSalauparlmpaaa — 168 Controi ERS-7W- AIWA CMsattsWalkyStsrM vnwBjnonM qrtotohaen mmyMp 177 H8P-1- 2 ELuaisar YMNNmNlir viral io oofwffmonoo oi iwiMi ono doe oopuoltDailogiMdvduoInCOL VMkol CCOTRX 0 HITACHI DENON- IDIseroCbsaiar - SONY 100 Watt Mlcrowm WyPopcon Fsaturs Fall PortablsCOPtaysr Touch oonlral 196 utoohuhatl nugramMalmir rogromabto 148 Uedoplv D-1-1 Oud CA eomwlom liiH SONY MOTOROLA INC CsnslarPlMN Poitabls MSoMBunS Kantf-tis- tr 396 DCM-44- lahudar 4 DaalCassstliDack tm 599 RLX-31- PioQramibliphora no momory 950X ITOchannal 50 397 raodpnim Hohop— ddub 4Mby nob raduodon EOoIgndiMlv 27" Karoo TV I FallSIzaVKS IX Zoom KENWOOD AMFM Hgltal Racalrer 4ITSM Cameorfar atorao aoundl eutnlan nmeto 27" AutboitzsdAgantW VHSTJEST CELLULAR z 0 Mto par chanmi Rannto UIFMaaakaoan lunar adpraaata EEkjssZ? 10MdtdM Kona wmmw Monitor tww Bail OWWrl msm 899 a pricey CAN COUNTON! 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