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President Bill Perry talks with students, staff members and community members outside of Old Main during the rally and march Thursday.
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Students hold a poster and a T-shirt in the window of President Bill Perry’s office Thursday during a rally and march to Old Main. Perry came outside and talked to students, faculty members and community members once he finished his phone call.
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Students, faculty and community members march toward Old Main on Wednesday after meeting at the Doudna steps to start the third rally.
PROTESTERS MARCH ON OLD MAIN By Tim Deters, Amanda Wilkinson & Bob Galuski Managing Editor, City Editor & Entertainment Editor Students, faculty, staff and community members marched from the Doudna Fine Arts Center steps to Old Main Thursday, chanting and carrying signs in support of sexual assault survivors. Members of the Women’s Empowerment League organized the march to continue spreading the word about sexual assault within the community. Fighting a strong breeze and a wind chill of 7 degrees, those who gathered at the Doudna steps were provid-
ed red yarn to tie around their wrists. Each thread of yarn represented a sexual assault survivor the person knew. Jenny Greenberg, a sophomore English major, was handing out the yarn. One man she gave string to said he would only take eight strings, though he said he knew many more people who have survived sexual assault. “It’s really depressing,” she said, holding the yarn under her arms to protect her hands from the biting cold. Hannah Ferris, a sophomore undecided major, wore eight red strands and said the issue of sexual assault is a serious problem for all genders.
“There are way too many men and women who are sexually assaulted,” she said. Ferris also said the response of the university to the original Doudna steps message was unacceptable. “The fact that the university erased the message, saying it looked trashy, I think it’s complete garbage,” she said. Before the march began, Jennifer Hindes, the former president of the Women’s Empowerment League and a senior English major, grasped a megaphone speaker and read aloud the league’s petition to President Bill Perry. MARCH, page 5
“I’m really getting pissed about all the violence and women issues being swept under the rug.” Joann Daugherty, senior library specialist at Booth Library
“There is no better time than when you are a student in college when you think something is wrong and needs to be made right to stand up and say it.” President Bill Perry
“I am absolutely disgusted on how the administration has silenced survivors of sexual assault.” Erin Tuegel, a biological sciences graduate student
EASTERN | MEMORIAL
Professor remembered by students, colleagues By Chacour Koop Special Projects Reporter
James Wallace shared the final lecture of his life on his 62nd birthday, but it was not about student development theories — the course’s curriculum. The student and counseling development professor said it was his birthday, and he would talk about what he wanted. He talked about how wanted to be remembered, and he asked his stu-
dents how they wanted to be remembered. He died Jan. 28 — just 13 days after his final lecture. Alex Dresen, the Assistant Resident Director at Weller Hall, was in the class for that lecture. “He shared about caring about people as humans in that all-inclusive element,” Dresen said. “He wanted people to see that he cared in his own unique way.” Some of his colleagues remember his unique ways of caring about oth-
ers, but they also remember his valuable contributions to the college student affairs master program at Eastern. Charles Eberly, professor emeritus of counseling and student development, first met him at a conference before Wallace worked at Eastern. Eberly told Wallace that he was struggling to help a student write papers, so he dropped what he was doing and helped Eberly. “I can’t say how grateful I was that he would pay attention to me as a
stranger and tutor me,” Eberly said. Richard Roberts, the department chair of counseling and student development, said Wallace’s sister summed up his generous personality best. “To quote his sister, ‘he would give away his truck if you asked for it,’” Roberts said. And sometimes, Roberts said, he could be a little absent-minded. There were times that Wallace would forget to go to class because he was talking to a student in his office,
Roberts said. “He made the climate of our department welcoming to a diverse student population,” Roberts said. The unique way of caring for others did not stop there. Wallace, who cooked at the first Joe’s Crab Shack in Texas, had a love of food and the restaurant industry. However, if he got a glimpse of a dirty kitchen, he would make the entire group find another restaurant, Eberly said. REMEMBERED, page 5