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The Collegian Thursday, November. 16, 1989 Behrend's Weekly Newspaper
Results released on
race relations poll
The results of a poll on
race relations,
commissioned earlier this
year by Behrend's Human
Relation Council, are now
out.
The poll, which posed a
total of 13 questions, was
White
Asian
Black -
Other
Because of past discrimination, should qualified Hispanics, Blacks
or native Americans native preference over equally qualified
whitesin such matters as getting into college or getting jobs?
Should
40 %
9%
50 %
50 %
Black
White
Hispanic
Asian
Other
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82 %
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100%
75 %
Black
White
Hispanic
Asian
Other
Would you date andlor marry a person of another race?
Yes
66 %
31 %
50 %
100 % ---
50 % ---
Black
White
Hispanic
Asian
Other
Can members of minority groups be racially prejudiced or racist?
Yes
83 %
92 %
100 % -- --
100 % ---
75 %
Black
White
Hispanic
Asian
Other
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distributed to 300
individuals. Of those, 260
were returned for a total of
87 percent.
Below, The Collegian
has reprinted a portion of
those results.
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91 %
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25 %
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31 %
50 %
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Signs of the Times: Unidentified pro-choice marchers
display their signs (and a shirt from Behrend's Women Today
organization) at last Sunday's "Mobilize for Women's Lives"
demonstration in Washington, D.C.
Former high ranking KGB
agent speaks at Behrend
by Todd J. Irwin
Collegian Assistant Editor
Major Stanislav Levchenko
spoke to an overflow audience
Tuesday night in Reed Lecture
Hall. Levchenko, the highest
ranking KGB agent to defect to
the United States, addressed
several different aspects of
international espionage.
Levchenko, who defected from
the Soviet Union about ten years
ago, was primarily involved with
spying on the Japanese
government during his career.
According to the former
Soviet, about fifteen then
members of the Japanese
Parliarrient were spying for the
Soviets.
Levchenko illustrated how
spies are recruited and what kind
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spies. People with big egos and
who are dissatisfied with their
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position in life are the most
promising prospects, says
Levchenko.
Not surprisingly, the United
States is the primary target of the
KGB. Levchenko estimates that
there are 35 to 40 Soviet spies
active in the United States today.
That number may seem
alarmingly high, but when one
considers that the cost of one
tank would pay off about a dozen
spies, its not surprising that
espionage is such big business.
Levchenko also attempted to
dispel a number of many
common myths concerning
espionage, made popular in the
movies.
Extremely wealthy spies, ugly
bad guys and nightly sexual
encounters are all falsehoods,
according to Levchenko.
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