friday, October 13, 1978
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daily nebraskan
Child abuse should be combatted in the home-professor
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By Cindy Coglianese
Combating child abuse and child neglect
without abridging parents' rights in a free
society were discussed Thursday by a UNL
professor at the University Hospital in
Omaha.
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Dr. Robert Audi, professor philosophy,
presented an abstract from his paper, "A
Philosophical Perspective on Child Abuse,"
v hich will be published in the Journal of
lerican Medical Women's Association.
Audi discussed definitions and problems
of detecting, reporting, treating and pre
venting child abuse and neglect.
"Forced withdrawal of the child from
the home should be a last resort," Audi
said, concerning alternative treatment
methods for child abuse.
"A reasonable balance should be
achieved between children's protection and
adults' right," he said.
Solved in home
Audi said child abuse should try to be
solved in the home without taking the
child away from his parents and surround
ings. He added that legal action should be
brought in if it is not suitable to continue
the relationship at home.
He said criminal prosecution of parents
usually is not effective in preventing
abuse.
Some alternative methods suggested by
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Audi were periodic visits by the child and
parents to a health center, pre- and post
natal education classes in schools and hos
pital screening of pregnant women in pre
natal care.
Audi also discussed definition problems
with child abuse and neglect, detection of
child abuse by those outside of the family,
moral and legal requirements, and treat
ment. Positive view
"We also need a positive view of what
parents should do for their children," he
said.
Audi said that parents have an obliga
tion to bring up their children and to de
cide when enough is being done for them.
"Parents should ask themselves if they
are doing all they can to make a good life
for their children," he said.
He added that the obligations of friends,
relatives and neighbors should be such that
"spying" is not used to detect child abuse,
but if abuse or neglect is suspected, they
should either speak to the parents about
the problem or contact organizations in the
community that may be able to help the
parents and children.
New registration machine
speeds spring scheduling
Prereeistration packets contain some
thing bright green and totally different
than last semester.
It's a new green course request form
designed so the estimated 18,000 students
students using it will be taking the fewest
steps yet to pre-register.
The form is lined differently than last
semester and has a separate section at the
bottom of the form for listing alternate
courses. To establish priority, packets must
be turned in Oct. 16 through 27. Forms re
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are being used because a new machine will
be reading the sheets this semester. The old
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