If the campus is going to offer the Fitness Center to the area community, then we should be entitled to a place of privacy for dressing. We are suppose to be in an era of zero tolerence of any sexual advancement that violates our rights, and yet this campus doesn't back that up. After each incident occured I went to the prescribed personnel and departments to seek help and support, which was interpreted as my problem instead of recognizing the problematic situation. After a tough battle, personnel finally agreed to give us privacy in one locker room. This leaves me with great concern about what else is going on around campus.
Sexual harassment is a federal and state law.
Take a stand and speak out for your rights. They will be eager to help protect your rights. Lori Meyer Maryville Resident Student tells of D.A.R.E. success Dear Editor, I am a sixth grader at Maryville Middle School. Last Tuesday night, April 10th, all of the sixth grade DARE students had a graduation at Mary Linn Performing Arts Theatre. As part of our class activities each student had to write an essay about the DARE program.