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ROOMMATE NEEDED
To share 2BR2BA Shadowood
apartment for Fall '91. Own room,
WD. DW very nice! $260 12
utilities. Call Rob at 933-7453.
2 OR 3 ROOMMATES NEEDED for
summer andor Fall Spring.
Townhouse Apts. Close to campus.
Low rent, utilities, mostly furnished.
Ashley. 933-7830.
FEMALE GRAD wanted to share
mostly furnished 2BR. 2BA apt.
Comes wcat. J busline. Available
June 1. $300month 12 util.
Marybeth.933-4647.
FEMALE WANTED for FaJ '91 Spring
'92. Own room, fully furnished, AT
line (Airport Road). $165.00month,
12 utilities. Call Melody. 932-9062.
No smokingalcohol on premises.
HOUSEMATE; OWN ROOM, large and
furnished. Walk or J-BUS to campus.
No cars or pets. Kitchen, laundry,
AC. $210mo $40 utilities.
Available May 16. 929-8937. 8
11pm. IN SEARCH OF: NON-SMOKING
ROOMMATE. Prefer female grad or
professional to share a large 2-bed-room,
1BA apartment 5 minutes
from NCMH. $230month, available
MayJune. Call 933-7556.
LOOKING FOR NONSMOKER (female
preferred) for roommate summer and
fall. No apt. yet, looking at Royal
Park. I have some furniture.
$192.50mo. Call Mandy. 933
0336. NEED A PLACE TO LIVE THIS SUM
MER? Two bedrooms available in air
port road duplex. Washerdryer, on
busline. Prefer non-smokers. $180
(maybe less) utilities. 933-0714.
NEED ROOMMATE TO SHARE 2 BED
ROOM 1 bath apartment In
Kingswood. $199 month plus 12
utilities. Call Bobby Waters, 932
9537 or 493-1417.
NONSMOKING ROOMMATE NEEDED
at Estes Park for 2nd summer ses
sion andor next year. Own bedroom,
really cheap. Call Lisa, 932-1686.
ROOMMATE NEEDED (female pre
ferred) for the year to share 2BR
duplex beginning June 1. Walk to
campus. $250 mo 12 utilities.
Call 967-9888.
ROOMMATE NEEDED MAY 15. Own
large bedroom, own bath. WD, large
porch, great location. $287.50
12 utilities. Call Jennifer at 968
0175. ROOMMATE NEEDED TO SHARE two
bedroom furnished apartment 5
minute walk from campus. Available
May 1. Rent is $180mo plus 12
utilities. Call Bill at 968-3068.
ROOMMATE WANTED to Share 3BR.
2BA apt. for summer. Only
$175mo. plus 13 utilities. All fur
nished except own room. Paula at
967-9079; leave message.
ROOMMATE(S) wante for Fall '91.
Two bedroom Carolina Apartments.
$135 13 utilities. Call Mary. 933
4734. SUMMER ROOMMATE NEEDED to
share 2BR apartment. $142mo
plus utilities. Bike to campus, AC,
pool, whirlpool, tanning bed. Call
Mike, 932-5923 and leave message.
SUMMER SCHOOL? Needed female
roommate. Furnished (including
room) 2BR, 2BA Mill Creek
Townhouse with washer dryer, pool,
tennis for summer. $225mo. 14
utilities. Call 967-6520.
WANTED: 2 OPEN-MINDED undergrad
non-smokers (female preferred) to
share 3 bedroom apartment with 2
others for summer. Also, one needed
to continue through school year. 968-3953.
RIDE NEEDED to WASHINGTON DC.
Prefer to leave Friday, return Sunday.
Will share driving, expenses. Will sup
ply food. Please call Adrian, 929
9238. leave message.
Vacation Rentals
BEACH FUN. HOUSE PARTIES ONLY.
Ocean Blvd., North Myrtle Beach,
SC. Call Janice. 803-684-6043.
Lost & Found
FOUND: 1 L.L. BEAN ANORAK at
Chancellor Square Apartments on
Thursday. 3-28-91. Call to ID. 942-1349.
LOST: EXACTLY SWISS watch. Black face
and band. 2-tone gold and silver. Call
942-7478.
FOUND: GOLD HOOP EARRING on walk in
front of Phillips Hall. See APO Lost and
found.
FOUND: GOLD NECKLACE with charm on
Connor Beach on Saturday., March 23.
Call Scott, 93S6260.
FOUND: One faux pair earrings with 2
crescents. In front of Morrison Saturday,
323. Call John, 933-7222.
FOUND: RED SPANISH LITERATURE
BOOK. Found outside Lenoir Hall Tuesday
night. Call 936003.
FOUND: WATCH IN TOY LOUNGE. Tues
afternoon, March 26. Meryl, PO Box 93,
Chapel Hill NC, 27514.
LOST: Datebook w important phone
numbers & appointments. Possibly in
undergrad 3-28. Plastic blue cover w
Carolina white letters. Please call Roger
933-4265, leave message.
LOST: HewlettPackard 32S brown cac
ulator and case. Can't afford replace
ment but can afford REWARD if returned.
Last seen at Breuggers 4-1-91. Call Sam
933-3426.
LOST: Set of keys between Carroll Hall
and Davis Library. Says "Stephanie" on
the keychain. Call 968-7960 if found.
Services
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vices confidential. Call PSS, 942
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papers, theses, resumes. Additional
editorial services available. Call 967-6606.
Tutoring
I NEED A TUTOR FOR STAT 23. Call
933-1766.
Personals
HEY!!
Didn't I see you on Franklin
Street after the Temple
game? Come by Sadlack's
and see if you are on the
wall! GO HEELS!!
COME TO UNC Cheerleading tryouts!
April 15 and 16, Open gyminfo, ses
sion, 6-8 p.m. Fetzer Gymnastics
Room. Tryouts April 19, 6 p.m.,
Fetzer Gymnastics room. Come
dressed to practice.
Money
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a job (or two)?
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you told Susie I'd take her
to the Clef Hanger concert
on Friday, April 12 I dont
care if I DID superglue your
tall to your nose while you
were sleeping. This obvious
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Harassment
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harassed, there is more sexual harass
ment occurring than reported, Perot said.
"They (women) experience far more
than what they report," she said.
But, Perot said a behavior has to
make a person feel uncomfortable or
create a hostile environment for the
behavior to be sexual harassment.
"If a person's being treated in a cer
tain way, and they don't think it's sexual
harassment, it's not," Perot said.
That treatment still may be inappro
priate, she said. Professors and bosses
could commit many actions which could
be sexual harassment because they are
in positions of power, she said.
Lizandaa Gillespie, a freshman from
New Jersey, disagreed. The examples
of sexual harassment she gave were: if
a professor constantly made lewd re
marks like "babe" or "sweetie;" if they
made generalities like insisting women
were only good for housekeeping or if a
faculty or staff member touched some
one in areas where a person didn't want
to be touched.
She said that someone was sexually
harassed even if that person didn't see it
as sexual harassment.
"I think that sexual harassment exists
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Guthrie said that if construction
workers jeered at a woman as she ran
past, it's still sexual harassment even if
the woman didn't find it offensive.
"Some women may think that makes
them feel special, but to me it still is
sexual harassment."
Kathleen Benzaquin, assistant dean
of students, said that last year was the
first year the Dean of Students Office
recorded sexual harassment complaints.
There were 35 complaints made to the
office, but they were dealt with infor
mally, she said.
The Rape Action Project has been
organized to educate people on campus
about the problem of sexual harass
ment, Benzaquin said. It is a student
organization where students give pre
sentations at residence halls in which
they define sexual harassment, demon
strate scenarios, show films, go over the
UNC policy and make students aware;
of the services available to them,
Benzaquin said. ; -
The UNC grievance policy on sexual
harassment suggests two avenues of
action for someone who has been
sexually harassed, O'Melia said. A
person can deal with it in an informal
way, which is the route the University
encourages, or they can file a formal
complaint, she said.
The informal procedure involves
approaching the supervisor of the de
partment and making that person aware
of the offensive behavior so that the
supervisor can reprimand the staff or
faculty member, she said. The Univer
sity suggests sexual harassment be dealt
with informally because this process
will protect those involved, she said.
"Confidentiality seems to be impor
tant for people reporting it," she said.
The formal grievance procedure in
volves filing a complaint with the
grievance committee if you are a
member of the staff, or filing a formal
complaint with the student honor court
if you are a student, O'Melia said.
A student cannot file a formal and an
informal complaint at the same time,
she said. After the formal complaint is
filed, there is an investigation and a
confidential report is filed with the
University. For staff, disciplinary
measures are taken, O'Melia said.
O'Melia said she was giving sexual
harassment presentations to departments
requesting them and would train
teaching assistants in the fall.
Right now she said she wanted to
establish programs, get the word out
and help to resolve sexual harassment
complaints as they came up. The pro
grams will be one-hour training sessions
to inform people of what sexual ha
rassment is and what their options are to
deal with it, she said.
"It's an ongoing problem, and I think
that's why it's important that it's an
ongoing process."
Benzaquin said that when a person
made a sexual harassment complaint
informally, it wasn't to hush up the
incident, but to protect the confidential
ity of both parties. She said it was not
informal in terms of no record of the
complaint because even an informal
complaint must be filed with the Affir
mative Action office.
"So, it's not where someone can just
kind of sweep it under the rug."
The Dean of Students Office offers
many services to those who have been
sexually harassed in terms of recom
mending counselors and assigning them
counselors, she said.
Benzaquin said that sometimes in a
University situation, cultural differences
existed that made a person unaware
they were harassing someone.
Sexual harassment has a cumulative
effect, she said. "It may not be that it's
one joke, but it's just day after day of .
listening to those jokes," she said. "The 1
effect can be very different from what
the intent was."
Men also can be sexually harassed, -Benzaquin
said. When women stereo- -type
or demean men in class, it is sexual
harassment, she said.
Guthrie said 3 to 4 percent of the
victims at the Orange Cou.ity Rape
Crisis Center were men. They were "
raped by other men, she said. Men's"
bodies also have become objects in '
today's society, she said. :
Douglas Ramirez, a senior from
Lincolnton, said men were just as likely -to
be sexually harassed, but it wasn't -heard
about as much for men "because .
women have to fight for their positions '
in society."
Men don't come forward because of
the male ego taboo, Ramirez said. "It's
his masculinity put on the line,"Ramirez
said. He said that people would wonder : -
why a man wouldn t want to be harassed.
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manager would walk through the cook
area and put her hands on the men's
butts. He said he didn t like that be
havior, especially not in a business. .
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be so much as in sexual," Ramirez said.-
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THE Daily Crossword by Hank Harrington
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6 Ewes' guys
10 Title of respect
14 Overact
15 Robert
16 Jason's ship
17 Magnani and
Moffo
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19 Missile shelter
20 Tiny lamp
22 Listen
23 Wood strip
24 Irritable
25 Instinctive
response
29 Small drum
32 "Dies "
33 Shortly
34 Large amount
37 Airlines'
concerns
41 Dubbed ones
43 Asian holiday
44 Regatta items
46 Feedbag stuff
47 Of an area
48 Passe
50 Money of a kind
53 Ratio words
55 That's !
56 Legal passage
62 That hurts!
63 Tennis champ
64 Polo
65 Suit to
66 Apportion
67 Mideast bigwig
68 Land: abbr.
69 Bothersome one
70 Thick
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2 Sports stadium
3 Ping
4 Beehive state
5 Pharmacist's
tool
6 Send payment
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flight
8 Fit together
9 Denomination
10 Annoying flirt
1 1 The Ram
12 Lace tip
13 Petulant
21 Loose
24 Tennille of
song
25 Break in friendly
relations
26 Gardner
27 accompli
28 Journey part
30 Roger!
31 voyage
34 Pers. title
35 Miss Kett
36 Helper:
abbr.
38 Circle
39 Light brown
40 Sp. lady:
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45 Snubs
47 Stringed
instrument
48 Baseballer Mel
49 Appeared
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51 Inclined trougn
52 Indy entrant
54 Linen closet
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57 Words of
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59 Small bird
60 King beaters
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