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Sex assault and overall crime
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By Mara Reinstein

Leading the charge to rescue
Britne} Spears." None other thaii
Kevin l‘edcrline. the same
scrull}. chain»smoking wannabe
rapper who took a relentless pub—
lic beating for riding his \sife's
eoattails to fame and fortune.
"Britnq ‘s cotiditioti has been so
hard for him." sins a liederline
source. ”He is de\astated arid
cries all the titne." Despite the
couple's i'ock_\ too-year niarv
riage. a source close to l‘edcrlinc
s;l_\\ that once Spears recmers.
”Ke\in “ants to get back togethi
er \\ ith her. He is her biggest sup,
porter.” (Reps for Spears and
liederline had no comment.)

Another friend points out that
l‘etlerline. 3U. longs for a recon~
ciliation so his fragmented famil)
can come together. 'I‘hougli
Spears. 35. has been the primar)
caregnei' ol' the bo_\s. l-ederline »
\\ ho has tiled for sole ciistod} A
has currentl) taken oser. \\ ith as-
sists “0”] his mom. batik em
plosee .liilie Bleak. and l._\nne.
”He's pla}tiil. lmable. caring and
dotes on those kids." sass the
l‘ederline fainil} insider ”The
kids are e\er}thing to him “

'l‘ough Lm c

It \\ as l~ederline “(in pla_\ed
a crucial role in comincing
Spears to reform her \sild \\;l}'\.
Those close to him sa_\ he plead~
ed (or her to enter the (‘rossroads
(L‘ntrc iii the (‘aribbcan island of
.\ntigu.i .iltei she spent a week-
entl nightcrauling (and puking)
her \\a_\ through Ne“ York ('it}.
Spears checked iii on l‘cbruar}
l5. but checked out a da} later.
‘she couldn't handle being a\\a_\

from her kids." saw a Spears pal,

But “hen the singer returned
to l...»\.. Federline proved he
meant business. According to the
friend. \\ithin hours of Spears'
homecoming. Federline and
Lyme took the kids away from
her, (During her time away from
LA” Spears had violated the
couple’s temporar} custod)
agreement. which entitled lieder—
line to \isit the kids three times a
week at Spears‘ home.) "She \\ as
so distraught. she shaved her
head." says the source. "She did»
n’t understand why she couldn't
be near her children." B) liebruu
ar) 17. Spears headed to the
Mondrian hotel for a raucous outr
ing (see box. page 8(a). \\ here she
partied as Well as plotted. "She
\\ as planning how to get her kids
back lrom Ke\in.” says the
Spears pal. Federline. \sith
Linne‘s blessing. then refused to
let Spears see her sons unless she
“em to rehab. She relented and
checked into Promises Februar}
3t).

Breaking Point

After Spears checked herself
out of Promises on Februai‘} ll
(the da} after she arrived). liederv
line once again jumped into ac-
tion. threatening to tile an emer»
gene} court order to recei\e ftill
custod} of the boys if she didn't
reenter. "Lynne and Kevin knew
if tlie_\ threatened Britne} over
the kids. she \sould get serious."
s.’1)s :l \tillfL‘C.

Her friends and family's strat-
cg_\ seems to ha\e uorked. \\ ith~
in hours. L_\nne picked up her
daughter from her Malibu manv
sion and drose her back to
Promises. The singer \sill likel}

K-FED'S SIDE
or THE STORY

sta) at the lush Sl .o()(l—a-da) fav
cilit) (or a minimum of fill da}s ~
and the threat of a custody hear:
ing is off the table. "It was a
tough‘loxe approach." say. the
source. ”She “as cut off from
everything. but vs hen she savs she
had esen been cut off froin her
own children. she really reali/ed
she had to get help" Seconds
ps)chiatrN PS. Kishore. an ad—
diction espcn. "'l‘ough love is
good because addiction hijacks
good ~nulgment." In fact. Spears
got to see her kids on Februai}
34 because of good behmior.
”Lynne and Ke\ iii “ere reoard—
ing her for linall) checking itito
rehab and sta_\ing iii rehab." sa_\s
a source.
Strange Allies
Only a text months ago. it
would have seemed highl} lllli
plausible for Lederline to hase
found an all} in Lyme Spears.
After all. the Louisiana‘based
homemaker. along with the rest
of Spears” immediate famil).
staged several inten’entions \sith
hopes that Britne} would dump
her seemingly deadbeat husband.
But famil} sources say that
LymLWM)mwmhlmIMrflv
ter to cancer. has fully supported
her still-mrhtW's decisions
throughout the ordeal. "After the
split. Lynne grevs close to Kenn
as Britne) mistreated her and did
the same \sith Kevin." sajys a
source familiar “ith the situation
As a result. Lynne is on board for
a reconciliation. Adds the source.
"She has spoken at length with
him and knous he trul_\ lo\es
Britne}. Ke\ in is the father of her
kids and “ill gi\e her stability"
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with a well-known bod) of work itr
social class analysis.

Wright explained his work in
eniancipator) social science. which
seeks to use sociological knowledge
and techniques to fight human op-
pression and promote freedom.

“To call it a forrii of social sci»
ence. rather than simply social criti
cisni or social philosophs implies
that it recognizes the iniportatiLe of
s)sICt11uIlC scientific knowledge about
how‘ the world works for this task."
Wright said. "To call it emancipator)
is to identify a central moral purpose
in the production of knowledge

”And to call it social implies the
belief that hurriati emancipation de
pends upon the transformation of the
social world. not just the inner life of
persons." he said.

To transform the world in this
wit). Wright said emancipator} sci~
eiice faces three tasks' elaborating a
diagnosis and critique of the world.
envisioning \‘iablc alternatiws and
understanding the obstacles of trans
formation.

In terrning his work "science"
rather tharr “criticism." Wright fol»
lows in the Marxist tradition.
Friedrich Engels. who co—w rote the
“(‘ommunist Manifesto” with Karl
Marx. referred to their economic the,
or} as "scientific socialism" he

thought a case for socialism and

  

tasks during his lecture and hopes
that the) will be taken SCI’IOUSI),

“I am hopeful that the themes I
will be dichsstng will resonate glob~
all_\f' he said. "They are not local is~
sues."

Wright platis on promoting his
work globally

"This is the very beginning of in}
)ear of meandering about the world
tr)ing out these ideas and talking to
people about them." Wright said.

Wright will be visiting China.
South Africa. Turkey and Norw'a)
throughout the cotiring year.

Patrick Moone). chair of the soci-
olog_\ department. said Wright‘s work
alread) has a wide audience.

"It‘s hard to pick tip a testbook in
cotitemporar) sociological theor) that
doesn‘t address some of Erik's contri»
buttons to the field of class analysis.”
Moorie} said

“His innovative theoretical contri—
buttons and ernpirrcal
the class structure of advanced capi~
talist societies ha\e fundamentally al»
tered the terms with which sociolo»
gists consider the question of social
he said.

(‘bemical engineering Junior Ash-
le} Anderson said she didn‘t enjoy
some of the presentation but found it
saluable.

"I didn‘t reaIl_\ like his speaking
st)Ie." Anderson said. “It sounded
like reaclitig front a testbook. But if it
is going to riiake us time flourishing
lites than it is berieficral to hear him
talk about it'

L'lttss

examination of

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for the ('ollege of Business and l2c'onomics and
Lindsa) Rhollans for the (‘ollege
of Pharmacy

Both candidates stress the need for Student
(Tm ertimerit to become a more ser\ ice oriented
organization.

"We plan to take a serious look at the ser
trees that Student (imernmcnt prov ides. e\.ilu
ate their usage and reallocate fundrrig to those

services that the students use most.” Phelps
said at his Feb. 12 announceiirent "Student
(Imernment should significantl} aid the stir

dents and it's not doing that "

Phelps said he plans to espand the tree le
gal ser\ice SO funds b) hiring .in attorne‘L that
would not rust proiide legal ad\ice but
follow through with free in court ICPIL‘SKIIILI'
lion.

McIntosh wants to focus on pro\ iding
gible" benefits to ['K students such as n itroir ll
restaurants on campus e\pandiirg Satet) \Li
and SEEDS programs through Womcn s Place
and increasing student health insurance bene
fits. The ticket is also considering eliminating
SG salaries.

"We want students to kirow that we are
willing to rriake the Student (Io\erritireiit post
trons \quntar}? Fortne) said. “We plan to take
away the stipends gisen to the President, \ icer
President and appointed positions and make
those internship credits instead. We will then
grie that moire) back to the students in the sei'~
\rces we pt'o\ ide. We want to show students we
are here for the right reasons."

Phelps and Langdon announced their caiidi
dac) three weeks ago. and McIntosh arid lort

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against capitalism could be derived
from obiectne facts.
Wright e\panded upon these three

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.-\ I'K student has died in an alcohol-
incidetit in fine of the last \I\
tears. and in the last three school sears. a
strident has died in within two da_\s of the
start of Classes.

'levis Shaw. :1). who was registered to
begin his first semester at [K last fall. fell
off a cliff while rirtosicated iii the Red
Ri\ er (iorge area two da_\s before the start
Lauren Iiannin. a Zinearold
plrarinac) studerii. and close friend land-
se) Harp. also 25 and a recent l'K rrursrirg
school graduate. were drunk when the)
drowned Sept. 23. The two slipped and fell
in knee-high floodwaters that swept them
into an underground sewage s_\ stern.

related

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These iticidents and others o\ er the
past the scars. ha\e tirade alcohol a
much—discussed issue on campus and

prompted se\era| education efforts b} the
tllll\L‘fslI}

Three of the programs Smith praised
were the iini\ersrt)‘s social norm cam
paign. which promotes the idea that the
nraioiit) of students don‘t drink L'\Lc‘s7
si\el_\; the (ienesrs program. whrcli pror
motes alcohol-free activities. and
(‘AL'SIL which makes efforts to educate
students and promote awareness b)
speaking at dormitories. s‘ororit} and tra
terriit} houses and high schools

Still. there ma} be rriore factors Lori-
tributrirg to the declining numbers than
rust education. said Date Clark. the stud}
director at I'K's (‘enter for Aicohol and
Drug Research.

“I‘d ltHC to sa_\ that education on
campus has decreased the alcohol prob-
lems." ('lark said. "But it‘s Iiard to sit) if
it's a real causal relationship. if there‘s a
correlation between the two.”

He cited other possible factors. such
as the manner of reporting the incidLnts
within the police departant and changes
in the behio tor of the student population.

The decrease was significant. ('lark

progress.
I'topias
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The full test of Wright‘s book-iii-
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cart be found otiliiie at

crease in reports and the numbers are now
getting back to the baseline. (‘lark said
Mai. .loe Monroe. interim I'K police
chief. said ltltlJ was when police reall).
started cracking down on drinking on
campus, which is probably w h_\ there
were more reports that seat", He is happ)
w tilt the decreases since 1on4. but said he
thinks there's still a lot of rooirr for rm»
prov ement in alcohol abuse problems
“I want to de\elop a rrrore proactise
approach to educate students .lI the bc»
ginning oi the semester." Monroe said
This push for continued impriw eirieiii
was echoed in the alcohol education of,
free. which Monroe plairs to work with in
Lleseloping a new program. Ideall) the
iiurrrbers should be at Iero. Smith said.
"If you hine one person Liming under
the influence. that's one man_\.“
Smith said. “I;\en thotigli there is
progress. we don‘t want to stop now "
Monroe and Smith are collaborating
tilt proposals for it program to L'tlltL ate ”1‘
coming freshmen in the fall

tLiti

“In order to change culture. you
lime to start at the ones at the begin
irrrrg." Smith said "It sou want to make a

change. _\ou focus on the freshmen ”

Drop in sexual assault may not be
accurate

While se\uiiI assault reports also de
creased from eight reports to two in the
past _\ear. that statistic ma} not be repre
seritatrie of the incidents that actuall}
happen on campus. said ('arol .lLiI'LlLtll. the
director UT (.L‘IIICI‘ for Research on \iltii
lcnce against Women Among
wonrcir. onl} about ti\e percent or rape
\It‘llms file a report.
3004 studs. that percentage is
smaller at (Is. she said

Women‘s Place had recei‘. ed I“ re
ports of \iolence this
said Doroth) Tidwai‘ds.
Women's Place. iii a I'eb

college

and according to a

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semester alone.
tltt‘L‘L‘Iiit ol the
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The crime report statistics are incr—

dent studies. which means the} reflect

ltc‘}
nouncenient tonight.

to 5 pin.
tinalr/ed b_\ the 50 Senate

\‘-Ill make their formal campaign air

SO elections are March In 3‘) tiom n
The \otrng locations are still being

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tails about the incident
Knowing infoiiriatioir
can help rnrprme sesiial assault piograiiis

more detailed

at l'Is' because the adiirrrristiatroii will
hLoe a better idea of what it's dealing
wrtli. Jordatr said

The sun e}. w lircli co\L-rs a
phisrcal assaults. will be conducted again
this _\ear in March after Spring ltrcak

“I‘K's corrrnrrtrrierrt to
worrieirs satets on campus is not a short
term coirrrnrtrireni.” Jordan said

In the rrieantinie. I‘K
tiiiicli research and irrorie\ to making the
campus safer for women. said iirri\eisrt_\
spokesirian ,la_\ Blaiitoir he attention
has gone to improsrng lighting.
mg scciirit) and offering i rote education
and counseling through Women's I’Iace.
he said.

"We're certainl} heartened b} the fact
that the crime
our iinpimements."

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what the) expected The ilc-pLiitiircii' has
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drug offenses is the highest Illl’lll‘c‘l tfrc
department has seer:

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cases. said

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more than double what it \\Lt\ Ell Jill“ i

()tth officers said the}
number of drug related ie
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