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"Oops! I think I killed it." That was Robert Chambers squeaking in falsetto as he twisted the head off a Barbie doll in a home video. He was partying with four girls in their underwear when he was caught on the home video in 1987. Robert Chambers? The
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Today girls constitute a large majority of students on college campuses. And yet, if we are to believe college feminists and their counterparts in the Obama administration, we are sending our daughters off to a crime scene of unprecedented proportions. According to campus rape dogma, one in five female undergraduates
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Do you have a daughter heading to college soon? In the video below, Christina Hoff Sommers explains how young women can negotiate their way through the minefield of gender politics on campus. [perfectpullquote align="full" cite="" link="" color="" class="" size=
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In recent years, "ban fraternities" has become the battle cry of campus gender activists seeking to reduce rates of campus rape. But will banning fraternities solve the problem? American Enterprise Institute's Factual Feminist unpacks the data. [perfectpullquote align="full" cite="" link="
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Feb. 1, 2016 The NewBostonPost this month will tackle the topic of "Sex and gender on campus." This theme is broad and poses a vast array of questions on sexual mores, campus sexual assault, equality of the sexes, feminism, and academic disparities – to name just a few.
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Last year, the Chronicle of Higher Education published yet another story under the headline, "Should colleges be judging rape?" This article, like many others, delved into the complexities of real and fabricated accusations, the need to balance protection of victims with due process for the accused, administrator'
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When describing maleness vs. femaleness, which term do you use most frequently? Sex Gender I use them interchangeably
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"In politics," said Nietzsche, "the professor plays the comic role." There was a time, on American college campuses, when this may have been true. In the '70s and '80s, American academics were, indeed, like clowns – tenured radicals who fed their students a daily diet
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