Safety initiative seeks victims' resource center
14th Nov 2006, 10:26 GMT
Campaign for a Safer Carolina is in the final stage of becoming an officially recognized student organization. The initiative, designed to help prevent interpersonal violence and advocate for its survivors at UNC, has received about 900 signatures on its statement of support.
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