https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/62030/archive/files/dd6ec89700551858747dde298717d934.pdf?Expires=1787788800&Signature=lKog4ID73NTOwyKlJ8P4b%7ETG3s51mLoGhnMyR%7Ej2rJz1%7EHMHaeN93hsej9WwIHWzxlpAi5PkozZjr%7EXYw4eoBPdwMB5BeoTr1Jvne8fU8l4S8TT2J7DfJZoE5sSqPoIkieu9zhwRNU1mgYkhEM4fP9X2e2hH9cHF%7El7k2xXqtYff%7EZTp11UVMz6u-KDoRVoIaBRNbucckIpWDz5gelWpypzqpFQRWhQ%7EQHFUo5hhF-EJIL1GC-n5TbL%7E28rOKMa0dPrehndvtAMdmb%7EumZmZmo6TqN8ldWy3wk1pZnNhWdEmmB7zRMq1jDM56ehcHddfeXX4k7WOb8HM6gyZn8dtzA__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM aed83d066bb51287c11b0a362e2b2f06 PDF Text Text thing. They are doing alot to help me out. That's the way it goes in a . Awoman has launched an inves- sexual assault case. That is the.way tigation into Zeta Psi Fraternity for they are handled." an alleged sexual assault by three · Three sources, a woman present men. at the party, and two from. other On the night of Saturday Sep- fraternities, have t?ld the tembcr22 the women's rugby team woman held their rookie initiation. They and they were JOmed by t;.vo others. were invited to continue the party at "I think the flrs.t guy innm;nced the Zeta Psi Fraternity on Prince theothcrguys.Ithmkheconvmced Arthur street. One of the women a one of the other two guys to 'share new McGill student, was allegedly her with me'. And there. was a third assaulted by three of the fraternity guy too. She was defimtcl.Y raped. membc·rs while ten men allegedly Abouttenguyswerewatchmgfrom watched from the door. the door," said the party-goer. The investigation is being con"People the door ducted by the Crown Attorney's ..youldn't let anyone in. One of the. office. "I reported the assault to the girls out was police. I can't identify the guys," and tncd to get :rttey wouldn t said the woman. "Idon'tknowwhat let her. Then she JUSt demanded they looked like. The Crown Attor- they let her in. She's a rugby player, ney's offiet; is·handling the whole somehow she got past them.- She saved her. She went in there and I want everyone to know, it hapdraggedherout. The girl was pretty pens." out of it by that time, I think she'd All of the victims legal fees will passed out. · be handled by the Crown. "It was a great party. I thought "The police have been very 'wow, what nice guys'. They had positive. TheywantcdtomaJCesure this massive bowl of punch with justice was done," said the woman every alcohol under the sun in it, who launched the investigation. vodlai, all these strange liqucrs, and "For now I have a friend whose it tasted like nothing, you couldn't 'rather is a ta\vycr, and he's been taste a thing. So everyone was giving me legal advice. I don't drinking it. Everyone was totally know what to do about a lawyer," wasted. They were giving us all this she said. beer. "I have to go to the rape crisis "I didn'tevcn know·it was hap- centre so they can make sure I'm pening. I thought afterward, you . okay, I.have schoolwork to do, I know, they must have had ulterior have to see an academic advisor motives the whole time. about what to do, I've filed a com"That'stheonlyrcasonl'm talkwith the police. I have so ing about this to you right now. I much to deal with right now, I just didn't anything like this don't want to deal with every aspect could ever happen. I didn't know of it all the time," she said. they did things like this, not really. The Zeta Psi Fraternity is the oldest frat at McGill, founded in 1874. It has long been notorious for holJing wild parties. '7hcy arc disliked by all the frats," said a woman from Gamma Phi Beta Women's sorority, who did not want to be identified. There arc notices all over the Zeta Psi fraternity warning members to a void the press, said Zeta Psi brother Robcn Wcxlcr. The official word from the fraternity is "no ·comment". According to the sorority member, all McGill Fraternities have banded together under the auspices ·of the Inter Fraternity Council, and will no longer recognize the Zeta Psi Fraternity. They are presently auempting to remove the Zeta Psi chapter from campus, she said. "If the IFC wants it removed, we have to get the consent of the Zcta head chapter in the States," said a Gaptma Phi Beta sister. "They send Drama students demand action ·trom McGill down to investigate, and the inquiry·is up to them." Once a fraternity their charter for a chapter at McGill, they by Jennifer Harvfe "There have been cases in the Renovations were. supposed to gineering have over $21 million in can never re-establish it here again. past where Arts has lost important begin in the summer of 1986. The projects alone," said Williams. The Zeta Fraternity is very warThursday's English department sums of money because nothing approved plan committed Past program director John Ri- ried about their tarnished·'reputaTeach-In became a call to arms as wasdonewithiLSoaprecedenthas $800 000, with $300 000 donated pley·silid "We are dealing with an lion. Robcrt told .a Daily professors urged students to act on· been set," )Villiams. 'by the provincial government The attitude, not the physical space." reporter "do not everi touch 'this behalf of long dormant Moyse thelargestfaculty. Wedon'twanta additional funding will come from . VP Phys!cal Sam story. You have no idea how many Hall. · , proportional ainount fr.om the $61 funds raised by McGill alumni K!ngdon amved m the last few people you will hurt if you put this "Wr. demand the right to this million, but we want something. through the McGill Advancement nunutes!lfthelhree.hourTeach-In,: kind of thing in a newspaper." facility which is a crjtical part of Effectively, the English depart{MAP).. . • le? promiSC renovauons be?-eta Psi president Steve Mansyour education," Head of Drama rilent has as yet received nothing." MAP has rrused $61 milbon, gm at the end of November. 'The field said "I'm very upset about it and Theatre Hairy Anderson tOld ''The Arts Faculty has no other and so Arts, the largest • basic is. our £fhy.sica,!- Itis· guilt by association." students. . project beyond this one under $1 has rece1ved less than $3 million. Resources] pnonues; but funding, field denied any knowledge of the ldoyse Hall has bceri closed to million. Science, Medicine and En- English is the largest department in he . ' f sexual assault, though he was at the students "for renovations" for two , . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - •• Kingdon descnbed to partySaturdaynight."Itwasagreat years, and·will not 9PCD this year. renovate the and build a party. I had a really good time," he Renovations have not yet tiegun. workshop extens10n. The proposed said. '{P Physical Resources Sam Kingplan allows for three; floors in "I'm sure the girl has her side of don promised at the Teach-In that newly theatre and sepa- the story. I can't pass judgement. , · renovations would begin at the end •.workshop for students. . I'm not involved. It happened at a • ofNovembcr. · . We have for the fraternity sponsored function, but ChairoftheEnglishDepartment re the fraternity isn't responsible for David Williams said renovations gomg ahead With lt now. We've the actions or individuals .. said tlave been delayed ten yead. "I more than doubled the scope of this Mansfield . ' have documented proof that all the project over three years. The budget refused to release the delays have been from the other has gone from three quarters of a names of the fraternity's lawyers · side [Physical Resources],"' said .million to $2 million." Kingdon · Williams. The Teach-In was an promised work would begin on information session for students, · , • :Moyse Hall at the end of, Novem; but more importantly a "call to her. ·' arms, to set a plan on how tO insist "There is money for ihc theatre on what we think we.have a right extension, but there is no money for " to." the workshop exte-nsion. That's "Are Arts students getting their why we haven't gone ahead with fair share here? Does the McGill said Kingdon. · Administration not value the Arts?" · "I can't even build an outhouse asked Williams withoulthe City of Montr6al Hcri- : He discussed the delays to work uige Cominiube b'Cing,:codSultCd. on Moyse Hall since the Reporter The only thing that would hold flrst annouilced plans to renovate in things up at this point is they have to 1979. The funds donated for the give us permission·tp builcL" · project were eventually used elseA student asked Kindon if their where. Professors fear that delays was a possibility lmasco would on Moyse Hall this year will mean rescind their p t use it hadn't the $280 000 Imasco donation, yet been put to use. "Imasco hasn't' given expressly .for use on Moyse said a thing about taking away;the Hall in 1985, will be withdrawn. money," said Kingdon. · by Karen Valihora No¥ember .r:enovations are p·r.orllised at meacH·in � 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. Volume 78 Issue 23 Page Number(s) 1 Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper article on paper 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988-10-07 Title A name given to the resource Alleged gang rape at frat Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Karen Valihora Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The McGill Daily Description An account of the resource Coverage of the September 22, 1988 gang rape at Zeta Psi Fraternity. The woman who experienced the assault reported the incident to the police who began an investigation shortly after the assault took place. The article also discusses campus backlash against the fraternity. alcohol fraternity legal system sexual assault sexual violence