Volume 4, No. ay ~Sexual case eut ; discrimination,” ac- ording to Dalhousie— aw Professor Susan Ashley. _ At a meeting Thurs- lay in the Atlantic Vet- rinary College Lecture heatre, Ashley told vembers of the UPEI Presidential Advisory ommittee on Sexual arassment, and other tudents, that such an _ sue was a major con- ern to an academic ommunity in which tudents and _ faculty re related by strong bonds of intellectual in- ependence and trust. *Sexual harassment s not an issue specific o PEI, it is an issue alked about by every- ne,”- she said. “It is he university’s respon- ibility to educate itself n mat- ers related to potential buses of power and to ek means, both expe- ient and just, to deal vith cases of sexual ha- assment.~ Although the ssue is discussed more penly, Ashley pointed ut that seople hesitate’ ) complain about ha- assment. “Some students are fraid that they will sponsible or doubtful lat any remedy will-be bund,” she,said. “Many are sickened ) private and ashamed h public at the spee-. kcle that harassment ithin educational in- itutions is difficult to etermine,” Ashley re-_ ealed. ” Therefore, remains difficult to rther evidence about | ch a sensitive issue.’ According to Ash- y, sexual harassment. how a growing con- Pin on cOHeEe: cam- ses, "Such Sentai e and damaging be- = AVior | thas s to end discriminationna plications for members of the academic com- munity for the edu- cational process,” she said. The Law Professor indicated that institu- tions of higher educa- tion need to respond in a firm and sensitive way to the problem by applying measure that may stop sexual harass- ment. Such clude educating the commu- nity about establish- ing a grievance proce- dure responsive to com- plaints. Ashley pointed out that providing this pro- cedure not only en- sures the fair treat- ment of individual com- plaints but also undeér- scores the seriousness of the issue and the uni- versity’s committment. this form of measures in- President Steven Wynne PRESIDENT - Karie Leard: votes - Steve Wynne: votes (elected) 128 443 VP ACADEMIC ‘Michelle Cottreau: Yes 537, No 47 VP OPERATIONS = r “jewel of the isle” Thursday, March 26 1987 % Ashley comments on harassment policy Vic= cademic emic Michelle Cottreau one CTE e Sings, nr ATTOWS of Outrageous Fortune Vice-President Graphic, Daihousie Gareste L. Treasurer Operations Heather Hickey Election results Lesley Cox: 266 votes Heather Hickey: 311 votes (elected) TREASURER Jackie Conlin: 231 Sandra Ramsey: 320 (elected) ARTS REPS Dean MacMillan: Yes 140, No 34 Sandy Peardon: Yes 135, No 25 Norma Carruthers: 87 votes. Paul Griffith: .102 votes SCIENCE REPS Ron Cameron: Yes 87, No 44 Julia Hammond: . Yes 134, No 6 Sandra Ramsey BUSINESS REPS. _ Valerie Adams: Yes 142, No3 SENATE POSITIONS Nancy Lovering: Yes 495, No 49 Elizabeth Yeo: votes Pat Kenny: votes | Ed Mundle: votesa 217 115 215 Photos: Shelli Wheaton