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If the Prof falls to grasp students could. meet on campus honestly carried out we . situation for our ge·neration is at .givep times !lnd all ·walk sense that In probably see a healthier difficult. would definitely Dally: the To the Residences To the Dally people and (ar a. have· happier we and that important• is it F 'Nancy Professor the All sup:be could this Perhaps in read to disturbeO We were Wednesday's · Daily · ("Walk plemented by. women, working Partner Jias demonstrated in her general basis and experiment on· fewer victims of selfishness and Home sery ice - tiegins this in pairs, who would volunteer letter of 1 October is· that · she that, to be able to create new · atrocity. friday") that some men are star-· to walk others home. Such a has failed to grasp.the gravity of jobs for ourselves, in a stale job Mark Turner ting an escort ser.vice for .project would need• organiza- the events which have taken market. 'And by the way, Arts and tional help: the IRC could in- place.• women. No doubt she wanted to be_ ·Science students do hive maAt fll'St glance this seems a itiate and help to run !t. Graffitlsts should sign required courses and often ·· Meanwhile there's a lo ·that clever,, as irony can be, but•in good idea: Certiunly ' it is their work · James As min'd. in goals trivihlised has she process the at those like men concerned are• heartening to see·meh who so concerning about violence Douglas Hall can do. They can the magnitude· of events, and Michener said in his novei .The Dally: To against women· that they want be constantly aware 'or the .the· depth of feelings these Drifters: . Re: "Anti-Zionist Graffiti ..Goddarnmit, I wish you'd to help with contrete action. threat felt ·bY, women- for in- events have generated. Her cominents remind me of listen to· my main argument-. hits McGill". "The graffiti However an escort .service run sianc.e, cross!ng the street to 'found on a wall in '{hirty years from now the serves as a constant reminder of · reassure a woman that ' he is not a by men is hot the solution. Sexulil assault affects all. being followed. they can sen- Kmsterdam:. DON'T ADJUS'Ii · • government, the banks, the im- the massacre because people . women, because the threat is sitize others to the link between YOUR MIND, THERE IS A port ant businesses, the univer- have forgotten bout the Jews sities and eveything that counts and the Armenians." She obatways there - at home or on sexism and violence against FAULT IN REALITY. .in·this world will be run by to- viously was referring to herself _ - for instance, objecthe street, with strangers or Peter C. W. Gutldnd aay's .hlp!lanities (A,ts and as an example. Or else "she" among acqaintances, at night' or . ting to ..jokes" about rape. would have recalled that the Professor ,o f Anthropology · Science) majors.'' can also help their own .in broad daylight. Traditionally of a nazi swastika will turn sight . by offering to one way wqmen have been able W<?men pale. Sire, now "I" won't Jew a be should Morton Jenntrer . Reporting wish, they if home them walk tlie from to protect themselves Ul. forget ... everyday I go to ·less casuil threat posed by all men, is by and being aware that they may school I will have an "effective relying on .none of..them. ;rhis prefer to walk independendyreminder" .. • but effective Dall1: hey,.we're the To Hey, state ot affairs denies us both helping without adopting a · in mean positive. that-journalism· doesn't thought I .. ••• monkeys the making or attitude paternalistic the and freedom ·of·movement ' A lietter title for your article every- women feel they owe 'gratitude. tlie form of reporting was sup:in to (Anti-Zionist Graffiti hits Violence against women can posed "'to be unbiased and To-the Dally: day surroundings. Women mu5t· the of angle every McGiU) could have been, "A · show the should clarify to like would I through never accept the threat of only be Buc of Reminder hits Ric}Jard by niade situation. statement the In attitudes. changes in violcnce.and the,need for The article in the September Gold :in the Wednesday-, course it wouldn't be clear just • protection as a necessary evil. meantime, we ..should not have 29tn issue of, The .Dailjy .. Enrol- September 29th Daily that who was being reminded of · On the P.Olitical level, we must to relY. on men for prQtection . and "evolution itself-is a scientific what. · tleman(l the riglit to walk the we must tiegin to protect mcnt up at McGill 'in and ugly be can . a in Graffiti his of was contect the Science," From fact.'t · streetS alone and feel safe in·our ourselves. . If he is defacing, but it isa also · I ty'pically casual . homes. On 'the practical level, . anonymouS. Graffitists don't we must learn -to defend . wish to be identified with what ' ourselves both physically and they. wrote. I don't remember pycnologically, and work With autographs on my way to · seeing each _protect to other women If' you want effect you class. . · stan·d behind . your to have all, though, we must . :Nell Grarutz words. Soconsider our immediate safety, facing the situation, as 'it is, Management while expressing our· anger at · Dally not ALL bad the inconvenience - and fear - we experience all the time. So To the Dally: if.a mate•escort service could en.I rarely read the McGi/1 Daily sure tlie safetY. of · women it as I usually anymore students they might well opinionated, the represents. welcome it despite its negative bigoted view of. a small minori. ' : . poJitical.implications. ty. However,.. ! must admit that But. tliis is not tlie case. It's the first Science Edition left me 'absura to imagine that a .woinan very impressed. The' majority of would 'be safe if escorted by a were well thought out, · articles man she's never laid •eyes on. and well written. I was logical, According to many studies of impressed,. with P.articularly sexual assault, in almost half; Peniuk's .. Ethical Heather tlie cases the rapist is someone Contexts in Research" and I van • the women knows. ' If women / •Science IncorSlobod's cannot even• trust•the men they writers manag- . Both porated." know, why shoUld they truSt a to, the supposition that ed to inake. their articles more that appears it ..... man wHose only qualifications are opting for: loftier man has evolved from lower life·· teresting and ·expressed their ' Dally:. . t e · 1are•that he's a friend of Douglas T o l ' when in " ,... the job formsl There is evidence that opinions witHout being overly .. pursuits ' · great·interest read_.with have I Hall's representative · to · the .. market, technical trades provide · species have evolved · within opigionated. interview. Nerentierg's Alb.ert Inter-Residence COuncil? I congratulate 'editor Ricliard it must their species but' extrapolating ," ... openings . rqore (The JohnSton Principal with is an expresSexual Apparent mean that there 1 are other that data to stating that man· Gold, in lifting The Dally to a sion of the hostility to women Daily, ·OCt. 4,, 1982). in serious reasons than just evolved from lower life forms much higher level and I will• believes still Johnston Dr. ly prevalent in a sexist society. - .. hanging-out" due ·· to 'the remains onlY. a theory with no read future Science Editions · at · collegiality ·of , idea his · Rape does nc;»t consist !implY. o! with much interest; conclusive proof. · I wonder liow ·he z:econ- unemplo)'!!lcnt situation. ' McOill. '!r · isolatea iricidehts A.J.IJ Many students enroll in Arts . Mr. Gold also makes 'of ·ucollegiality" · ideal his. just another ·aspect of urban Se. Ul . and Science because they want reference to the scientific ago years two dismissal the with life. it is Widely believed that .all ad- to gain a wider knowledge method and tile beneficial ·tool an Anvari, V. Mrs: of • rapists are psychopaths. In fact, ministrative assistant in tlie which can be applied to every- science can be to ·society. I We welcome letters and most· rapists are Faculty' of Medicine who was , day living. It is true. that there wo)lld suggest that if individuals guarantee publication of submal men. So for women every ,by arl>itrary ' decision are jotiS in the technical fields, and societies were to look at the •missions which are (a)typed, man is a potential rapist, not fired employers souce of their problems and (b)less tha1J 300 wor(ls, (c)slgnconsultation with any but it Is without just those whose appearance is of the committees which are arc looking for open minds 'then apply the scientific metl}od ed a11d (d)not racist, · .. . frightening. · · ·· to do inuch of the which can look at· problems towards truly and sincerely un- libellous,. The basic idea ot a ··walk- s_upposed to Dr. .with a huinanisti.c view ·rather plementing the principles taught You·can •drop off letters at our according work one. It -hom·c Service is a they would be;' Qfflces, -B;03 in the Union by Jesus than plugging in a Johnston. would l5c great if the IRC set \lP · able to draw .SQ.me dramatic •building, just about any. time•. ·' program. mulated Werybo Jan'W, women a system •:• wheretiy .. . . Escort t • . • I '• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coverage from The McGill Daily Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Paper Volume 72 Issue 17 Page Number(s) 5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Escort service misleading Description An account of the resource A letter to the editor regarding a previous Daily article announcing the creation of an escort service by men aimed at making women feel safer while walking home at night. The author argues that an escort service staffed by unknown men will not protect women or make them feel safer. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Betsy Pritzker Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The McGill Daily Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982/10/06 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF campus safety letter to the editor