1995_12 Insight December 1995

              Lifestyle
DECEMBER 6,1995
Centennial piano returned Anita Hill Speaks OUt against
>v Brian Fisher .." ,s !LUITCn,,y being stored in the Jf C?
I sexual harassment in workplace
•I don't know it Ihi
ment will be able lo
re'sno  '.^veals'i-o'U     "'**',s">'     \insic Department.
The piano had spcni manj yearsai     Where to put it
In l«M>8. it was moved bv then Di- lorical value and we are honored the.    pn*"** Court Jut
sctor'ol ihe Siiulent 1'nioii. I .ul Smithsonian returned it. But the troth    "'
.'hiifiekl. to the newjj built Studenl ot ihc matter is that we aren't sure      ,
Inion. wh.u we're going lo do with it.'
Alter the move. Whitfield had mc |-"ortnci said
iano lelmished and painted while. Former cited the age ol the piam
'ii.tllv played and the lack 4.1 displav (>r st..rag4
he    by David Tolinsoii
Staff Writei
Clarence Thomas wiih sex
n siiulentsaiullaciillv nK'iiibei
10-ycar contract
In earl) 1971. thc Smithsonian wa
exhibit highlightiii!
Wnlew
.1 ihe
iieulal."hes.iid.
and social change.
"Sexual harassment is noi new   Ii
has been occurring ovei the long haul.
prep
ployed." she s.ml.   In I.
•f lhe I n
.•the
we have l4> be practical about this
.holcthing." perceni 01 wot
r incased mu-        Dr Lui" Costa, dean ol the School "S'^;^
Wh.tlield aboul .he     '" ArK ""ul Humanities, agreed .ha.       ™" *»*£
,,„„„„,„.,    ,.,.     the aee ol the piano is ., concern. Icctu.c Scries lluiisdav ,,..,,,11 out
•■Anms,ru.„en.iha,,.ldge„e.allv is s.-.wtl ,n the Satellite Student Lnmn
•ell 1" the I..,,.   „id     ""Pl.-N.tNe. " he said. Sl" KP^^ «-hedulCil speake, bell
<...iir. -1 •.ll.,vii.,..'il, •        Accordin-j loCosia. thc final decision h,,"ks
ha. to do with the piano lies with        She .uldre«ed what she .leen.ed as
.lessor ol pi mo mv Ills ol sexual harassment    'Sexual
, bv Glen Carlson        l "M;l s;'ul lhls '" lnc 'Kr>mr "inc 41I harassnicnt cases aie not meiclv sen Insight photo by Paul Martinez
il special projects'    ll,c >'■'•" '" ll^'il1^"-Mlia'" |v ■"*■-■ "l"*'*"-* ^"!M, .^-'sn ,'',| ,', !|L1'I1S'' *      """i"!    Ani,a HiM sPeaks ouT.lgainst sexual harassment in the workplace
Andres
its.** Hill said.
•'" lalkm pro-
she fell that her
cccihngs. Hill s
personal life was being scrutinized.
rather than her testimon) "All I could
do was Iv as clear as possible about
what happened.*'she s.ml
..II I;
lhc
"Il was., little bit 4.1 a sin 1
Carlson said lhe Student
lepaitir.enl's busiest nines.
"I'rolessiti Wei/ is preparing himsclt
01 recitals and he's preparing MsMu-
lents for liheirl recitals." Costa said.
"We need lo have qualuv lime tode-
.otc to making decisions ..n ihis mai-
Costa s.„d the spring semester is a
harassment is not misguided afl
lion." she said,
Hill cited cases ol sexual assault 1, Uls
and harassmeni throughout history. sC| proc
bul spoke particulailv aboul the case | 0n.i W
she was involved in!  "In I"Wl. the passed n
im.st im|>4iit.int aspect 4'l the heatings | „ S1.M|0
i4> put aside tears and embarrassment Jow 11 in
and at school.
1 the
...il harassmeni is.,
-i.'ii    •Sexual ha
Mill also bneilv addressed the
problem..! false accusations. She
real. and that such a small percenl
age of false claims should not determine policies N.t a much biggei prob-
11 thes
vh.iv h
lemlv a law profi
•is,iv ol Oklahon
n rural Oklahoma
'The Forgotten Holocaust5 display commemorates end of WW II in Pacific
hv Gm I-:. Sharwood
St. laughiei is heard from people
surveying ihe exhibit.
Harris, profevsor emeritus atCalifor-
L'cupalion wnh term nia State University, Northridge. wrote
d prc-rcgistration "Factories ,>i Death" and "Unit 731"
•4>l the seuicstei .irsnil the Japanese iristiltiliniis in China
deterred students or   specializing 111 bi4.l41g1c.1l warfare, and
Henry Madden Li-   using humans as subjects,
ig toga/eat the cur-     "Mv lecture does not involve Japa-
Mographs m the so-    nese bashing." Harris said.
t ll.ior. Japan t4xlav. II.urissai4l.dit]crs signa
ling Nov. Is through   candy from the Ja|\in ol >() ve.irs ago.
the 50th anni-     "There is a sir.mg pacifist move-
versarv ot the etui oTv«ttsiolhe Pacific,    menl." Hams said
The series is titled: "TheNorgotien      " Although a minoniv
- unlit.
.1st Japanese toda) clon'i wanl to gel
s of dissected bodies,   involved in wwkl politics, mostly be
lordes ol Japanese s.il- Hul in the mid 1920s. Japan was
pathway leading to the populated with extreme nationalists
Hams s.ud. "Thev began t4> giab
ale maga/inc from I'J.'N power through intimidation and assas-
v case along with books    smalm
Insight photo by Dave Johnsor
Karen Ledbetter, a Fresno State student, views
the Holocaust display showcased in the library.
tuns "Scientific or medical jouni.
referred 10 humans as 'monkey
which was their code word
In I--45. the unit wus'destrtwedf.
lowing Russia's attack on Japan.
Hams s.ud in regard to the secrc
kept over lhc years.
II	
ihcr had any regrets." liar
Thev believed ihev were se
iot what Happened    liar-
imiiisiiv is the ministry of
"Harrissaid "Il has always
wn h.«>k has Ken banned
With onlv I." copies sold
■ales agent will touch it."
Although I Japan is| m
>."( lade said, "ihev h
Mavbe ils the kind.
under the le.u
The facility
ilTshiiShu
..    .        _     . lhe Kamu L'nil. Miii Research Center.
„ ,c„sc ol Mamies. Des.mv pre- |1)c K;umi ,,„,„ ^^ ;i|)J ,VaU.,
Har- waled. Japan was destined loUomi- Suppl> Cenier. and finally, laiil 731.
turcs   nate As,.,,  lie said. Ishii was a militao'doctor who had
ll and     loured Europe, supposedly lo research
hospitals.
:il by the Japanese.
ears later, what was believed
rase prevention was sel up
Bul
historx. made compa
Ishii ami Dr. Josel
Auschwit/
Bolh weie sen ell
said "Charm Inmlj.h
Mm died in I'ls'l. alter living in
his remaining year. Othei members "II weai
gamed prestigious (M>ition> in Jap.. Lyman He
nese government and'iucdicine. science, "w
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