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aggression," Chap said. "It is a
planned act of violence and aggres
sion, using sex as a weapon. Rape
is an invasion of privacy and is a
violation of control over the body
and personal choices."
By introducing readily available
information to the community,
increasing skills for self protection
and fostering involvement, aware
ness can be an active role in fighting
this social problem, she said.
Chap said the good part of the
work, done at the center was seeing
women get better and stronger and
then seeing them return to a sense
of security after an assault. "Even
better was being able to educate in
order to help prevent assaults from
occurring in the first place."
Further information may be
obtained from The Orange County
Rape Crisis Center located at 406
W. Rosemary St. in Chapel Hill.
Raleigh
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needy. Food Bank distributes every
kind of food from ground beef to
crackers to these organizations for
ten cents per pound.
The need in North Carolina is
great, McNeely said. Twenty percent
of the people in North Carolina live
below the poverty level, including
over 400,000 children. Social servi
ces are operating at their maximum
one soup kitchen in Raleigh
serves 150 people per day, while an
emergency assistance program
serves over 600 per month. Perhaps
the greatest need in North Carolina
is in rural areas where there are fewer
assistance programs in operation.
Some of the money raised by Hands
Across the Capital will go to creating
new programs there, McNeely said.
'Hot selling'
porn papers
From Associated Press reports
. WASHINGTON A govern
ment panel's study of pornography
has produced a bibliography of
adult films and literature that will
become one of the "hottest selling"
documents around, the American
Civil Liberties Union said Monday.
ACLU attorney Barry Lynn
claimed that, "the explicit nature of
some -selections" of the report
prepared by the Attorney General's
Commission on Pornography
should guarantee that many people
will try to get a copy.
The ACLU said the report lists
2,525 magazine titles, 725 books and
2,370 films, along with hundreds of
pages describing what's behind the
titles.
The civil liberties group com
plains that the commission has
wrongfully concluded that there is
a "casual relationship" between
sexually explicit materials and acts
of violence. Drawing such a conclu
sion, it has said, will lead the
government to trample on people's
First Amendment rights.
The report by the 11 -member
committee, following a year's work,
is bei ng printed and has not yet been
releed to the public in its final
form
Alphabetized lists containing 38
entries beginning with the word
"Anai" in the sections for magazines,
for example, are part of the final
repor t prepared by the commission.
See PORN page 18