Feminist students at the University of North Carolina took offense at a sculpture called "The Student Body," by Julia Balk. It consisted of several students walking around campus—a male has his arm around a female, and he is reading a book; she is eating an apple. Students organized a Committee Against Offensive Statues and were able to persuade the chancellor, Paul Hardin, to move the work to an out-of-the-way place where no none would be forced to see it.

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