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' Although rape Is one of the fastest growing crimes In
America, it has the lowest arrest and conviction rate of
any crime, according to a New Jersey clinical psycho ogjst.
Margaret Heller, 32, will speak at the Nebraska Union
Ballroom today and Friday at 3 p.m. on "Rape: A Com
munity and Personal Crisis."
Heller is the founder of a women's center in Keyport,
N J. It was the first center of its kind to receive a federal
grant for mental health care for women.
Heller, who describes herself as a feminist, will receive
her doctorate in clinical psychology from Columbia Uni
versity this fall. She will be in Lincoln this week meeting
with the Women's Resource Center, Planned Parenthood
and the Lancaster Commission on the Status of Women.
Rape centers
Heller's experiences with rape crisis centers come pri
marily from her work at the women's center in New
Jersey. She said she will emphasize the seriousness of
rape, the importance of community rape services and dis
cuss rape legislation during her stay in Lincoln.
"Rape is the fastest growing crime," Heller said. "It Is
alarming that while rape is increasing, other crimes are
decreasing."
Heller also said rape is an act of brutality and should
not be considered as a sex crime.
"It is a crime of aggression against women," she said.
In the act of rape, a victim is brutalized in two ways.
The first way is by the rapist and the second is by society
"that claims to protect the victim but instead ridicules her
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and disbelieves her."
Lincoln prime spot
Heller said Lincoln Is a prime locality for rape because
of the.campus area, f , ,
Heller said she Would also emphasize the role of the po
lice department and community services In her talks
"Most rapists feel they will get away with the rape"
Heller said. "Rape has the lowest arrest and conviction
rate of any major crime."
"I'm opposed to treating rapists as mental patients "
she said. "Rape is not basically a sex crime. In fact, most
rapists don't even ejaculate during the crime. Rape is a
power trip, not some uncontrollable sexual urge."
Heller said she will also talk about attitudes of the
community towards rape victims.
"I want people to understand what it means to be
raped. It is devastating to an individual " Heller said.
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Speak program will discuss
"Women and Prescription
Drugs" with Linda Brown, a
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ska Union. Room number
will be posted. ,The American Associat
ion of University Professors
is sponsoring a faculty
forum on "Affirmative
from the UNL Affirmative
Action office at 3:30 p.m.
Monday, March 19 in the
Union. Room number will
be posted.
The Women's Resource
Center and Talks & Topics
Committee are sponsoring a Action" by Bradley Munn,
lecture by Margaret Heller
at 3 p jn. in the Union Cen
tennial Room.
The Pre-Dent Club will
meet at 6:45 p jm. In Hamil
ton 110.
The UNL Wildlife Club
will meet at 7:30 p.m. in
the East Campus Union.
Room number will be post?
ed.
Phi Upsilon Omicron will
meet Thursday at J pm. in
the Union. Room v number
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stian' Fellowship, Room
337.
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"Piarit4 Sale, Centennial
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1 1 ajn.-12 noon-Orche-sis
Teaser, Main Lounge.
11: 30 ajn. - Chicano
Graduate Student Associat
ion, South Conference
Room.
12:30 pm.-Student Y
Womeri Seak, Room 232.
l;3(f pjn.-U.A.A.D.
Worbhop,Room 242.
2 pm .-Admissions-Clay
Center, Auditorium.
3 pjn.-Faculty Senate
Committee for Computat
ional Services & Facilities,
Room 203.
3 pjn .-Women's Re
source Center "Margaret
Heller UPC-City Talks &
Topics.
3:30 p jn.-Admissions &
Advising Comrmttee, Room
243.
5:30 pjn.-Gamma Lam
bda, Harvest Room AB.
5:30 pjn.-Engineering
Toastmasters, Harvest
Room C.
6 pjn.-UPC-City Talks
& Topics, Room 203.
6 p jn.-Volunteer In
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225G.
6 pjn.-SAIL, Room
232.
7 p.m.-ASUN Senate
Meeting, Room 2O2-202A.
7 pjn.-Nebraska Union
Board, Room 243.
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"Gary HawesM, Auditorium.
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Council, Conference
Rooms.
7 pjn .-Young Ameri
can! tor Freedom, Room
216.
7:30 p.m-W.R.C. Rape
Crisii .'j. Center; Discussion,
Room 242.
7;30 pjn.-Math Coun-
selors, Room 225B-C.
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Conference Rooms.
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