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Christians, hip laws BOOKS from page 10 “Although Barnes & Noble does not personally endorse all the books we sell, we respect the right Of indi viduals to make decisions about what they buy and read.” Protesters at last weekend’s pick ets believe the store has another type of obligation - a moral responsibility to their customers when choosing what the store carries. “It’s nude photographs of children with their genitals exposed, and this is offensive and repulsive to die average person,” said Omaha protester Joe McDaniels. The only people inter ested in this material are those inter ested in using children for sexual pur poses and sexual abuse.” But the photographs in question were found not to violate any state statutes regarding child pornography, Lacey said. “The material I reviewed does not constitute child pornography as that is defined under Nebraska law,” he said. Clothe the unclothed? Because of Barnes & Noble’s refusal to remove the art from its shelves and the lack of legal means to enforce such a removal, Bockoven and others now seek to change state statutes regarding child pornography. Among them is Nebraska Attorney General Don Stenberg, who announced earlier this month that Nebraska child pornography laws must be reconstructed to stem die tide of “erotic nudity” in Nebraska book stores. “Nebraska law appears to be inad equate to deal with the current trend toward the sale of increasingly explicit photographs of nude chil dren,” Stenberg announced to the Unicameral’s Judiciary Committee. Kermit Brashear, committee chairman, says nothing can be done until the Legislature recon venes in January. That is, if sentiment is strong enough. Overwritten censorship laws and extremist right views lead to the ban ning of art forms like films and plays, Lemieux explained. A law written to outlaw nudity in bars and clubs could also be used to prevent the musical “A Chorus Line” from playing in certain communities, he said. Lemieux says he views occur rences such as picketing bookstores and book shredding as the result of “extremist talk-radio hosts.” “(ACLU) doesn’t think that one group of people should be able to impose their version of morality on another group of people,” he said Praised as a heroine by some, scorned and derided by others, Bockoven remains focused on the issue that sparked the national debate. “I believe we are here for a pur pose and if helping children is my purpose then I have done my part,” she said. The Jean Outlet. 3241 South 13th. 420-5151. We buy and sell Levis. ____^___ Free to good home 1 1/12 year old husky male. Jeff 477-3248. I I 1 NU vs. Oklahoma ticket for sale $80; in south stacfcjnn^ ^ Wi« validate if needed.' 8 validated NE-OU tickets $40.00. Call 890-0024 day ' or 465-8689 evenings. 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