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It's Not Just Yale: Are Colleges Doing Enough to Combat Sexual Violence?

Time Magazine

April 18, 2011

An October incident at Yale University has inflamed an ongoing national debate over whether universities are doing enough to fight rape and sexual harassment of women. The discussion raises all kinds of questions including what constitutes consent and whether students accused of serious sexual violence should be expelled even if they haven't been convicted in a criminal court.

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