“It’s just one night!” Sorority leaders baffled at U-Va. response to frat party ban

By The Washington Post 01/30/2015 “…The letter from 16 national sorority presidents — members of the National Panhellenic Conference — sparked an outcry on campus from students who said it was sexist and didactic to order women to stay home for their own safety. …” Read the entire article: http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/grade-point/wp/2015/01/30/its-just-one-night-sorority-leaders-baffled-at-u-va-response-to-frat-party-ban/

U.Va. President Admits Rape Story Was False; Keeps Restrictions on Fraternities

By Washington Examiner 01/30/2015 “…University of Virginia president Teresa Sullivan finally admitted that she knows the Rolling Stone article detailing a brutal gang rape at the university was discredited. …” Read the entire article: http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/u.va.-president-admits-rape-story-was-false-keeps-restrictions-on-fraternities/article/2559584/comments

Amherst College settles suit filed after diploma withheld over rape allegation

By Mass Live 01/24/2015 “…A lawsuit filed by an Amherst College student who argued the school unfairly held up his academic career over an old, unproven allegation of an on-campus rape has quietly settled. …” Read the enitre article:http://www.masslive.com/news/index.ssf/2015/01/amherst_college_settles_with_j.html

Children in Single-Parent Families Perform Worse on Achievement Tests than Their Two-Parent Peers

By National Center for Policy Analysis  01/28/2015 “…In the United States, the average achievement difference in math between children from single- and two-parent families is 26.6 points — roughly equivalent to one. …” Read the entire article: http://www.ncpa.org/sub/dpd/index.php?Article_ID=25300&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=DPD

Is Senator Kirsten Gillibrand Grandstanding At The Expense of Due Process?

By The Daily Caller 01/27/2015 “… By inviting Ms Sulkowicz to accompany her, Senator Gillibrand undoubtedly wanted to send Congress the message that passage of her proposed Campus Accountability and Safety Act is necessary to protect students in their college environments. However, in her effort to push through the bill, Senator Gillibrand not only is READ MORE

Did Slanted NPR Story Lead to Hasty, Illegal Education Department Sexual Harassment Rules?

By Competitive Entireprise Institute 01/26/2015“…Bad things can happen when an agency (like the Education Department) throws caution to the wind and regulates based on slanted media coverage from National Public Radio, rather than facts and evidence. …”Read the entire article: https://cei.org/blog/did-slanted-npr-story-lead-hasty-illegal-education-department-sexual-harassment-rules

Bishop’s New Class Divide: Boys, Girls In Separate Sections

By Pune Mirror 01/26/2015 “…While parents question this move, school defends its stand, saying it wasn’t convenient for teachers to tackle issues of adolescence in mixed groups. …”Read the entire article: http://www.punemirror.in/pune/cover-story/Bishops-new-class-divide-boys-girls-in-separate-sections/articleshow/46014996.cmsp://www.punemirror.in/pune/cover-story/Bishops-new-class-divide-boys-girls-in-separate-sections/articleshow/46014996.cms

Rape on the Campus

By The New York Review of Books 01/05/2015“…Few would disagree that the systems for preventing and prosecuting sexual assault on US campuses are in need of change. But the efficacy and fairness of recent reforms that focus on making college grievance procedures more favorable to complainants and on codifying strict new definitions of sexual consent READ MORE