Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

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Rape can happen to anyone, male or female, and it happens to both . . You are in more danger here (on a college campus) than you were at home. The atmosphere makes you feel secure, so you take short- cuts. Carol A. Kope New York Deputy Sheriff Sex Crimes Investigator There is no censorship of books in the German Democratic Republic (GDR) because we never distort a piece of art. Horst explained that when courses in literature are taught, the works are analyzed from a Marxist point of view and the connections of art and reality are discussed. Ilde Horst Professor Teacher of American Studies at Humbott University in East Berlin

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Speakers Come To Southern Philosophy is the process which starts you thinking. It does not ask what is the problem, but asks the question behind the question. What makes you think the problem is a problem? Dr. Gregor Sebba Professor Emeritus Emory University I never expected anybody to go to the moo less be a part of an Ap Dr. Jimmy Carter will be elected President in November. 28 Student Life

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Liberal Arts And World Of Work Conference A liberal arts background is important, but not enough surfaced as the theme of this April 1 conference. The aim of the conference was to have speakers and a panel discussion inform students of the value of a liberal arts degree after graduation. The speakers included Dr. David Spence, research associate for the Southern Regional Education Board; William S. Judkins, a vice president of Coca-Cola USA; and Dr. Prince Wilson, vice president of Atlanta University. The conc lusion 7 Business and higher education need to work together. Industry must help decrease the illusion that there ' s no place for liberal arts people and the educational world needs to give students more practical guidelines and skills. 30 Student Life