PROVIDENCE – As debate rages about binge drinking, the hookup culture, and sexual assault on campus, 24-year-old Jonathan Kalin is trying to make "consent" an attractive subject.
As the founder and executive director of Party with Consent, a group that works to end sexual violence, Kalin gets the word out through "bro tanks" with a neon logo splashed on the front, plastic cups labeled with the campaign's name and other fraternity-friendly methods to make consent cool.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Hillary Clinton could be the nation's first female president. Bernie Sanders warns of the role of super PACs in politics. While the two themes have become a big part of their primary contest, Americans view the issues very differently.
Nineteen percent of Americans say they would be more likely to vote for a presidential candidate if the person is a woman, according to a new Associated Press-GfK poll, while 64 percent say a candidate's gender has no bearing on their vote.
