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Elizabeth M. Einaudi '83--who founded Students Organized for Security (SOS) last year, and reviewed the survey's results with Steiner yesterday--said yesterday she worries that so many women fear for their personal safety on campus at night. In the study, women and men rated themselves on how "constrained" they felt at night, from a scale of one (least constrained) to five. Women rated themselves an average of 3.3, while men averaged 1.9. Radcliffe Union of Students critized the report for not making any recommendations to improve security and for not offering a breakdown of the results by race...
...have to reach out to these people who think RUS is a group of radical feminists," Elizabeth Einaudi '83, the vice-president elect said yesterday...
While in the past RUS has concentrated on political issues such as lobbying for more tenured women faculty, next year's agenda must reflect a reordering of priorities, Einaudi said. "This year our main concern is to become a broader-based organization," she added...
Elisabeth Einaudi '83 and Peggy Mason '82 are members of the Harvard/Radcliffe Take Back the Night committee. Elisabeth Einaudi is president of H/R Students Organized for Security. Peggy Mason works at the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center...
Thomas A. Dingman '67, chairman of the security committee, said yesterday he and Einaudi would consult with Harvard police officials next week about the program's safety, and perhaps submit a formal recommendation to Dean...