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.Monday, Jan. 26,1987. Page 12 RAPE Continued from page 2 After two yean with the hotline, his co¬ workers refer to him as a veteran. The victims that Jeff and Jennifer deal with are usually AUDITION All's Well That Ends Well Jan.26 & 27 4:00-6:00 p.m. women between the ages of 16 and 30. They both said there is no such thing as a typical victim. Many hotline calls are from male and child victims. "One of the most difficult situations is where the victim was a minor and there is the possibility that it was someone the family knew," said Jeff. "It goes beyond physical harm with children because they automatically take on the blame when something bad Male victims are often reluctant to report cases when they have been raped and sodomized, Jeff said, but it does happen. "I had one male that probably wouldn't even have reported it if he hadn't been so badly beaten," Jennifer said. ..Although the volunteers, deal daily with emotional trauma, certain people and events leave strong impressions. Jeff recalls one very petite woman who was attacked in her home. "He (the attacker) told her that if she didn't cooperate he would kill her babies since she had her three children with her. She decided that she would go through it and remember every detail," Jeff said. He described rape victims as survivors. "The one thing they did was to outsmart the other guy." Victims often have a problem with self- doubt and blame, he added. Jeff said he went to the aid of a woman who had been raped by her son-in-law. The first words Out of her mouth when she got to the hospital were, "My daughter is going to be mad at me." "We are not here to make moral or judgment calls," Johnson said. "The only thing thev (the victims) may be guilty of is poor judgment, nothing else." Tuesday: Psychologists and counselors talk about their approaches toward therapy lor sex offenders NEW COURSE • SPRING SEMESTER SOVIET TV CURRENT 1987 PROGRAMS' IN ENGLISH TRANSLATION r IN YOUR CLASSROOM EVERY WEEK RUSSIA TODAY rus 127T th • 1900.2200 S-161 REGISTER: SR-4, 1C7 . Prof. A. Pronin KEYBOARD CONCERTS 1986-1987 Philip Lorenz, Artistic Director BABETTE HIERHOLZER (Berlin) FRIDAY, JANUARY 30 tUIH ■awnA tafOni <Vl«nna) - .. ,„ , -TUrtfiAY; FEBRUARY XL, ■ CLAUDE HELFFER (Parte) SATURDAY, MARCH 14 ALEXIS GOLOVIN (Gene ;a) MONDAY, APRIL 6 DANIELA BALLEK-AGATHE WANEK (Germany).TUESDAY, APRIL 28 (Steven Schick a Rick Shilne) JURGEN THOMSEN (Copenhagen) THURSDAY, MAY 7 All recitals are held at the Northwest Church (West o% Barstow) and begin at 8:00 p.m. (Six rscitSto) ■ Students/Seniors: $20 > General: $35 ■ Single Tickets '> a Students/Seniors: $4 General: $7 Send checks to Keyboard Concerta, P. O. Box 4364, Fresno, CA 9374 For further information call 233-2221 . PUTYOUR COLLEGE DEGREE TO WORK. Air Force Officer Training School is an excellent start to a challenging career as an Air Force-O&icer. We offer great starting ray, medical care, 30 days of Vacation with pay each year and management opportunities. Contact an Air force recruiter. Find out what Officer Training School can mean for you. Call SSgt Rich Ebanks 1273 E. Shaw Avenue Fresno, CA 93710 (209) 224-6328 ' KENNEL IS YOUR CONNECTION! Our Microcomputer Dept. will connect you with: ^ tipPPkz .*■■•' i HEWLETT V* PACKARD *tf>° MICROSOFT. Tandy WORD PERFECT <, ' •Special prices for Students, Faculty, & Staff. MICMOCOMPtillat DEPARTMENT Located tn'the towcrtevd KENNEL OOKSTO /<X/ Student *Book Collection Competition to Priu #125.00 2nd Priu •76.00 3«t Priu $50.00 Contest rulis and information available at tkt Rtftrtna % Duk. htnry Madden Library I f f Deadlint for submitting ,-V application: March J3//667 Sponsored by Tht HtnryMaddin Library, the Madden Library rSaociaus; and th, Library Staff S~
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Title | January 26, 1987, Page 12 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1987 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
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.Monday, Jan. 26,1987.
Page 12
RAPE
Continued from page 2
After two yean with the hotline, his co¬
workers refer to him as a veteran. The victims
that Jeff and Jennifer deal with are usually
AUDITION
All's Well That
Ends Well
Jan.26 & 27
4:00-6:00 p.m.
women between the ages of 16 and 30. They
both said there is no such thing as a typical
victim.
Many hotline calls are from male and child
victims. "One of the most difficult situations is
where the victim was a minor and there is the
possibility that it was someone the family
knew," said Jeff. "It goes beyond physical
harm with children because they automatically
take on the blame when something bad
Male victims are often reluctant to report
cases when they have been raped and
sodomized, Jeff said, but it does happen.
"I had one male that probably wouldn't even
have reported it if he hadn't been so badly
beaten," Jennifer said.
..Although the volunteers, deal daily with
emotional trauma, certain people and events
leave strong impressions. Jeff recalls one very
petite woman who was attacked in her home.
"He (the attacker) told her that if she didn't
cooperate he would kill her babies since she
had her three children with her. She decided
that she would go through it and remember
every detail," Jeff said.
He described rape victims as survivors.
"The one thing they did was to outsmart the
other guy."
Victims often have a problem with self-
doubt and blame, he added. Jeff said he went to
the aid of a woman who had been raped by her
son-in-law. The first words Out of her mouth
when she got to the hospital were, "My
daughter is going to be mad at me."
"We are not here to make moral or
judgment calls," Johnson said. "The only
thing thev (the victims) may be guilty of is
poor judgment, nothing else."
Tuesday:
Psychologists and counselors talk about their
approaches toward therapy lor sex offenders
NEW COURSE • SPRING SEMESTER
SOVIET TV
CURRENT 1987 PROGRAMS'
IN ENGLISH TRANSLATION
r
IN YOUR CLASSROOM EVERY WEEK
RUSSIA TODAY rus 127T th • 1900.2200 S-161
REGISTER: SR-4, 1C7 . Prof. A. Pronin
KEYBOARD CONCERTS 1986-1987
Philip Lorenz, Artistic Director
BABETTE HIERHOLZER (Berlin) FRIDAY, JANUARY 30
tUIH ■awnA tafOni |