Minnesota Women's Political Caucus

Lifetime Television announced the results of it’s study on Violence against Women.  The results are derived from a nationally representative poll conducted among 500 U.S. residents 18 years of age and older.

Major conclusions of the study are:

1.     Americans are very concerned about violence against women and they consider it a very serious problem that warrants more attention from the media and law enforcement.  American attitudes on this issue are influenced by their personal experiences with women who have been the victims of violence.

2.     Americans have a low “Violence Against Women IQ.”  Americans profess to be well informed about

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Are you interested in saving the Women’s Athletic Department at the University of Minnsota from being merged with the Men’s Athletic Department?  If so, speak up! 

The University of Minnesota Regents are making a decision at their next Board meeting on April 12th.  Write them and tell them what you think about merging the two separate departments.  Here are some important findings from the Minnsotans Supporting University Student Athletes.