Wednesday, april 16, 1980
daily nebraskan
page 3
Thone declares April 19-26
as state's Women's Week
Gov. Charles Thone last week declared
April 19-26 Women's Week for Nebraska.
The move was prompted by the urging of
the UNL Women's Resource Center,
according to Marcee Metzger of the Center.
The week begins with a Pro-Choice
March and Rally. Pro-Choice groups advo
cated the freedom to decide whether or
not to have abortions. The march starts at
11 ajn. at the State Capitol where several
speakers, including state senators, will ad
dress the issue of abortion rights.
Singer-songwriter Holly Near will be in
concert 8 pjn. Sunday in the Nebraska
Union's Centennial Room. Near's music
concerns peace, culture and feminism,
according to the Center. The latest of her
four record albums is "Imagine my Sur
prise," voted best album of the year by the
National Association of Independent
Record Distributors.
Former political prisoner
Featured Women's Week speaker is
Ginetta Sagan who will talk April 22 on
"International Affairs and Human Rights:
One Woman's View." According to the
Center, Sagan began her support for human
rights as a non-violent worker in the Italian
and French resistance of World War II.
Currently associated with Amnesty
International and Humanitas, groups work
ing for individual freedoms, Sagan was
once a political prisoner.
sentation on "Lesbianism and Feminism"
by the Lincoln Legion of Lesbians at 7:30
pjn. April 21.
In addition to Sagan's lecture April 22,
a panel discussion on "Women in Ath
letics" is planned from 1 to 2:30 p.m. At
8 pjn. there will be a fiimstrip on the
National Organization of Women; member
ship information will be available.
Rape prevention workshops
WomenSpeak features associate profes
sors of English Hortense Spillers and Moira
Ferguson on "Women's Literature and
Women's Studies" at 12:30 pjn. April 23.
Tim Snyder will present two rape and
assault prevention workshops on April 23
at 3 pjn. and April 24 at 7 pjn.
Teresa Lafromboise, assistant professor
of educational psychology and measure
ments, will speak on "Native American
Women's Roles" April 23.
A slide show on 12 women will be
shown at 7 pjn. and a "Men's Awareness
Workshop" will be 7 pjn. April 23, follow
ed by a lecture on "Planning a Verbal Pre
sentation." The Rape and Spouse-Center will spon
sor a lecture and discussion on sexual
assault from 1 to 2 pjn. April 24, followed
by a lecture on domestic violence from 2
to 3 pjn. sponsored by the Abuse Crisis
Center,
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