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Cornell University’s Faculty Senate approved a resolution Friday expressing no confidence in the university’s central administration and in its president Michae…
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Colleges just gotta bring up fraternization rule and law keep gender separate, at this age hormones are naturally seeking pleasure, more cameras and security and sign a visitor log in personal space
'Jane Doe' has done massive damage to actual victims. Until accountability is had and people wake up and form their own thoughts through READING THE EVIDENCE, this will continue to hurt actual victims. Grow up and be better, you are adults, stop hopping on bandwagons of empathy and have an actual thought for once.
She changed her mind after two years. Don’t be tarded…
The headline is a prime example of the network trivializing the faculty voice. The majority, not "some," of the faculty senators voted "no confidence" in the leadership.
None of them really care. This is just a prime opportunity to virtue signal in the spotlight, along with a change of pace and scenery.
Yeah, someone needs to work on getting these whores off campus..
Breaking news.
They need outing, the lot of them
This happens at all these Ivy League colleges especially. It’s where the people who eventually run our country go to school. On big club yall.
Fire them all. Get rid of the "Greek" system. Problem solved.
JOHN DOES GRIFT WILL BITE HER ON THE ASS
The fraternities there seemed to all be off campus. So, Ithaca P.D. would have jurisdiction. Suspects should be presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. Sometimes alleged victims, police officers, and witnesses lie.
Staff needs to be held accountable for covering up crimes. Why does a police department report to a school?
They need to trust in Jane words .She was drugged by her fellows ,and after that,they +++++ her😮
I hope the faculty look up the case of David Sabatini and Christen Canals before rushing to judgment.
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