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„ ¦*•*_; • 2 Harkin reee ives hon omry degree Feminist Mar y BY BETSY LOYD Daly speaks Asst. News Editor BY PATRICK J. BERN&L Zafaryab Ahmed, exiled Pakistani jour- Staff Writer nalist and inaugural Oak Fellow, finally met Iowa Senator. Tom Harkin shortly before the "Men cannot be feminists because Oak Convocation held at Colby on Friday. they haven't had the history of being Harkin helped to get Ahmed of £ the Pakistani women/' said Mary Daly after speak- exit control list, which allowed Ahmed to ing at Colby last Thursday. accept his Oak Fellowship. Harkin was The influential feminist led those awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree in attendance through a speech she for his help with Ahmed's release and for his described as an "inter-galactic vayage." work in international human rights at the Radical feminism, the male-domi- convocation. nated patriarchal society, genetic en- "Thank you very much, Senator Harkin, gineering and education were all sub- for being productive on .my behalf," said jects addressed by Daly, theologian, Ahmed. Harkin " had reminded Pakistani linguist, philosopher, radical feminist PrimeMinisterNawazSharif ofhbwhehelped and former professor at Boston Col- " remove Sharif's brother from the same exit lege. control list, and Ahmed was subsequently taken off the list. Ahmed had beenprohibited from leaving Pakistan because of hiswork in unveiling the murder of 14-year-old Iqbal Masih, a young We are living in a human rights activist. After Harkin inter- state of absolute vened. Ahmed was allowed to leave for 90 , • ' Photo courtesy Communications Jej^or. _ days to accept-histo to Oak Fellowship.by He..'was " reqtiir^ return Pakistan March 2, but Iowa Senator Tom Harkin received an honorary doctor of laws degree. - • -Mary Daly • has remained at Colby. There, Harkin saw prisoners locked up in Magazine, the prisoners were released and After Harkin received his honorary de- tiger cages, cells six by 12 feet in size, with ' the tiger cages were shut down. —— ?f gree, he and Ahmed embraced. eight people in each. Prisoners had been tor- 7 Since then,parkin has worked for inter- ; Daly hasjust released her 4seventh "I am especially honored to receive this tured and beaten; they included Buddhist national human rights. He was elected into book, ?Quiifesence/' which she de- honorary degree from, a college so rich in monks and girlsj as young as 15. Congress in 1974 and has served as Senator scribes as a radical feminist manifesto. history, but (also) a college that's focused so Harkin recorded his experiences through since 1984. Daly said that the word quintes- muchattentiontohumanrig hts," saidHarkin, his camera and a hidden tape recorder. De- In September 1975, still a freshman in * sence describes "what wild womea who then gave an address entitled, "The Con- spite the desires of the South Vietnamese and Congress, Harkin proposed the "Harkin have always been seeking/' gressional Contribution toU.S. Human Rights American governments, he kept his photo- Amendment," which connected foreign aid "We are living in a stateof absolute Policy." graphs after returning to the U.S. to a country's human rights performance. terror/'said Daly,readingfrom "Quin- Harkin first became involved in human When the delegation filed its report, it did The amendment became Section 116 D of the tessence/ "Women 's thoughts are be- rights as a congressional staffer in 1970 When not include what it had seen in the tiger cages. U.S. foreign policy. According to Harkin, it ing fragmented by every force in soci- he was asked to go on a fact-finding trip to Not wanting to participate in the cover-up, was "the first time ever that w.e'd had opera- ety." Vietnam with a congressional delegation. On Harkin held a press conference and the two tive law dealing with human rights." After reading from her book, Daly that trip, he helped uncover inhumane treat- congressmen involved backed up his story. He expressed the need to continue work- addressed issues concerning the femi- mentof political prisoners On Con Sonlsiand. His photographs were then printed in Life See HARKIN, continued on pa ge 3 nist movement including pornogra- phy, rape and the male dominated so- ciety. ; Constitutional Amendmen t to be decided by student body "Rapisl mentality is spread by por- nography/ said Daly, speaking of the The committee will review nominations made by members of videotaping of the rape-death camps BY MATT APUZZO Presidents' Council and will select three members, two to act as in Bosnia in the early 1990S; News Editor justices and the third to be the Parliamentarian and chair the court. of "We live in a time of horrible op- The decision who to appoint to the court will be made by the pression, repression and depression/ After President's Council approved an all-studenit referendum at committee and not by a general election largely because "tradition- she said. , last week'smeeting, an amendment to the SGA Constitution that will ally, in democracies, courts are not elected," said Barndt but noted D aly, who defines herself as a radi- add a judicial branch to the SGA will be voted upon by the student that several states elect judges through general elections. cal-elemental-f eminist, explained the body next Monday, Tuesday, and "The qualifications you're link between women and nature. , Wednesday. looking for and we're looking for "Womenarecloselyassoriatedwith The amendment will createa Consti- iii members of the court are not nature. Both are exploited by the male- tutional Court similar in function to the a It' s very difficult to qualifications that will come dominated society, both the elements The posi- U.S., Supreme Court to meet twice a across in an election. andwomcnareconstantlybeingraped find acccountabilit y. 't lend itself to posters month to 4iscuss ai^ioyerisee tion doesn by the patriarchal society." , -mil Barndt 499 't lend itself to a cam- actions. Its fcamersfeay it !will provide *m and doesn . OnhighereducationDalysaid/vve accountability for the. Council's deci- ¦ ¦ ' ¦ . , ¦ :• ¦ paign," he said. are seeking diversities, not universi- , " ' ¦" ¦ : ' 1 ' ' , .. ' ," ' : " . President Justin sions. ' ' . .* ' . .; ¦ . ' .' . * ./' ..:^' , !7 . • -. 77 Piper ties, one of her many plays on words < process "lets us as " "It's very difficult to find accountability," said Will Barndt '99, Ehreitwerth '01 also added that the nomination that she used throughout h«r speech. , Heights President and a merciber of the committeethat put forth the presidents really try to evaluate people based on our experiences [ Daly was recently fired from Bos- d proposal, "If you centralize that power, it'll be mucJi easier to do/' working with them. I think we've watched these people perform an ton College following complications re Tl\eof court woulme d be selectedof by a five-member committee com- we have a good idea of what they can do." ' . involving her allege^ ff cj *l;ttf teach foiir mbers While Ehrenwerth said the court would likely be comprised of ¦ ajf prise^ Presidentsof ' Council not serving SGA the ,< male student. ¦ ,"-';;' , > * ^S^ ; .;." . '/ ' , year arid one mei^w the Social Programming Board, aWo those who "have served on Presidents' Council in the past but who next '9 Serving not seryirig ilne riextiyear. See AMENDMENT' continued on pa ge 2 See DALir^mii$&e<i6tr ~$a£e. r ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ^TB ^^ ir ^ SiMrrs ^r ^^^ v^^ !*^ . * ' * * . AMENDMENT, cont frompg. 1 yyotx'l be members of SGA/' Barndt would like to see Hip Hip Hooray for Colb y Ci res Day students without SGA experience sitting; on the court He also said he expected this year's court to set such a BY BECKY MUNSTERER precedent for years to come/ Contributing Writer '^don'tthit^youneedtobeamemberofSGAtoknow how SGA works/'said Bamdl '1know the person or Abbie Parkers '01 experience at persons we choose are-going to be people who have the the animal shelter made her feel good capability to analyze the SGA Constitution.'' about herself while giving something According to the SGA Constitution, in order for back to the community. the amendment to be ratified, two-thirds of the vote "The work that needs to be done at must be in favor of it, with at least a quarter of the the kennel is never finished. When I student body voting. SGA Vice President Brad first walked into the room with all the Sicchitano '99 will run the vote. dogs, I was like a kid walking into a Questions rose recently when SGA President Ben- cand y store. I was just standing there jamin Langille '99 and Sicchitano failed to appoint with a leash and I couldn't decide this year's Election Commission before Feb. 1 as man- which dog to take," said Parker. dated by the SGA Constitution. The election guide- Parker spent time at the Waterville lines were also not approved by the March 1 deadline. Area Humane Society on Sunday as Bardnt said, however, the amendment was in the part of the third annual Colby Cares works before these issues arose. Day. She was one pf 210 students, There is also considerable debate as to whether or faculty and staff who took part in the not the minority representative that was recently ap- day organized by the Colby Volunteer proved as a recognized guest had the power to propose Center. motions atFresidents' Council. The Constitution does Parker also worked in the shelter's not specifically address who may propose motions. garden while fellow Treworgy dormi- These are the sort of issues the new court will tory residents painted a nearby fence. address. "It was a successful morning, and a Both Ehrenwerth and Barndt said the idea was not small sacrifice of time to help the com- spurred by a lack of knowledge of the Constitution on munity," said Parker.
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