Nicole N. Salopek
Digital Reporting
Video Project Script
April 16, 2010
(01:00:00;00-01:00:05;24) Voice Over
“This seems like a strange sight to most people. But, this was the trend at Alpha Xi Delta’s take back the weekend seminar. “
(01:00:06;17-01:00:12;28) Interview: Anthony Palus : Phi Kappa Tau
“I supported this… women’s rights are something that I feel is very important”
(01:00:13;04- 01:00:27;09) Voice Over
What he is referring to is on of the events that was held called “Walk a Mile In Her Shoes.” People in attendance donated $2 per lap to see fraternity brothers walk in high heels. Alpha Xi Delta raised over $250 which will be donated to V-Day.”
(01:00:26;29- 01:00:48;23)
Along with “Walk a Mile In Her Shoes” Alpha Xi Delta hosted three other events to complete take back the weekend. These included an awareness presentation by Veronica Reynolds, who is the Bethany College councilor. A defense program by Bethany College’s Alum Robert Kolb, and a safety walk with John Wroton who is the director of safety and security.
(01:00:48;23-01:01:16;14) Interview: Veronica Reynolds: Bethany College Councilor
“That we have more power…to not let our offender win.”
(01:01:16;22-01:01:22;04) Voice Over
Along with her seminar, Ms. Reynolds also told us in an interview how students should handle a sexual assault.”
(01:01:23;05- 01:02:02; 15) Interview: Veronica Reynolds: Bethany College Councilor
“Women who have survived…whether they want to prosecute or not.”
(01:02:02;28- 01:02:59; 12) Voice Over
Once Ms. Reynolds completed her portion of the seminar, the sisters of Alpha Xi Delta invited Robert Kolb to the stage to present his demonstration to students. He showed the students a variety of ways to get away from an attacker. That included kicking the attacker in the legs and punching the assaulter in the nose. He also stated that it takes 14 pounds of pressure to do serious damage to someone’s throat, making this maneuver the best to use in this situation. Some other maneuvers that were shown during the seminar were to flip the attacker over your leg if you can get behind him or her. Or to cup your hand like the shape of an ear and pinch any body part you can grab.
The final part of Take Back the Weekend was a safety walk with John Wroton. E encouraged students to break into five groups then they were split into locations on campus that would be investigated. Students were to look for poor lighting, cracks in the pavement or just dangerous environments in general. Students spoke to us about their feelings and findings.”
(01:03:00;03- 01:03:17;15) Interview: Jennifer Fleahman: Alpha Xi Delta
“I think that there are…we can get these changes.”
(01:03:17;15- 01:03:23; 22) Voice Over
Some other areas of concern that were found by students were areas around Woolery, Goodnight, and CV.
(01:03:23; 22- 01:03: 33;18) Interview: Jennifer Fleahman: Alpha Xi Delta
“The stairs…would be beneficial to the students.”
(01:03:34; 18-01:04:01;27) Interview: Sara Drews: Alpha Xi Delta
“A major concern…not the most friendly place to travel.”
(01:04:03;15- 01:04:21;10) Voice Over
The sisters of Alpha Xi Delta would like to give a special thank you to everyone that made this event possible. The two hour seminar gave students confidence to walk on campus at night, and gave them the confidence to deal with attackers. A source says that the event was a success and that sisters are planning on making this an annual event
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
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