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Sexual Assault is a problem, of - increasing proportion and unfortunate—_ _, 1y there exists in Prince Edward Island * a ooumon perception that because of our size, this is something we do not have to worry aboutJIhis‘attitude is not particularly realistic. number of incidents involving sexual abuse m. - the U.P.EJ. campus warrants ductim-of a_proqram desiqned to inform and protect students. The being”; " ' distributed by the Student Union tain critical information on what to . do if you are raped.-As well, through-V out the year we hope to offer mlnl-V courses on self-defense and develop a' buddy system (11 canpus durinqpealf study periods. 'Ihis organization 15 very young and needs people who are

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