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[email protected]. Features b Lindquist urges students: life is first priority if attacked can be sued, as well as the universities. Melanie Jones Lindquist said fratemity brothers should monitor each News Editor others' behavior. He said it is a part of most fraternities' When the sound of gunfire rang out in the Montgomery oaths that members swear to be gentlemen. Lindquist said Building Monday night, a surprised audience realized he likes to ask the men to define that. "Does it mean you lecturer Scott Lindquist's message - If you hurt a open the door for your date after you rape her?" he said. criminal a little, he's going to hurt you more. Lindquist said one of the easiest ways to prevent crime Lindquist's gun certainly was not real, but it served its is to be alert. He said that criminals watch prospective purpose. It forced his audience to accept the reality of victims for an average of seven seconds before attacking. crime. If aperson seems alert, the criminal will look for someone Lindquist is concerned that most people have been else, but a person who is looking for her car keys is likely taught to react physically when attacked, but he said that to become a victim.