Word: slides
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Protesters rightly took the opportunity to educate the all-too-insensitive student body to the dangers of porn. Slide shows presented the link between sexism and violence; handouts traced the story of Linda Boreman Marciano's treatment during the filming of the movie that made her a "star"--treatment that can only be described as criminal and obscene. The demonstration the night of the screening was inspiring: as many people watched the slide show as the movie. We support that protest for its condemnation of an insensitive and wrong decision to support pornography, and we urge House film societies...
While about 150 people viewed "Deep Throat" upstairs in the Quincy House Dining Hall, about 75 students in the Junior Common Room viewed a slide show on pornography and discussed the implications of showing the film...
Approximately 100 students gathered in the Quincy Junior Common Room after the arrests to view the "Women Against Pornography" slide show and to discuss the issues surrounding the film and social attitudes about sex. The discussion lasted until midnight...
...women who sponsored the slide program said during the discussion they were not responsible for the legal actions against the Quincy House Film Society. Nancy L. Rose '80 said that feminist students will apeear at the Third District Courthouse in East Cambridge this morning to read a statement in support of Hagen and Stork...
...human rights issue, but the simplistic proclamation of human rights has too often undermined pro-Western governments. They are replaced not by democratic alternatives but by totalitarian, radical, anti-American, anti-Western ones. This seems to be happening in Nicaragua. Each of these changes brings a sort of rock slide. We now have crises in El Salvador, possibly in Honduras, and sooner or later this will have its effect in Mexico. So I agree with Brzezinski that we need a coherent policy for the Third World, but we have been too simplistic in thinking the radical elements of the Third...