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2026-10-01 21:32
The loophole at the center of the Cornell Seven case
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The Cornell Seven Case and the Perils of Sexual Liberation - National Review
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First reported by National Review (Right); 3 outlets over 21h. The left followed 17h later.
National Review · +17h Mother Jones · +21h Vox
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A former Cornell student alleges seven fraternity members sexually assaulted her in 2024. She reported the incident to campus police, but why were there no criminal charges? Find out more by listening to this conversation on Today, Explained wherever you get your podcasts.
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“She never says that she was drugged without her knowledge. She admits to taking drugs and alcohol voluntarily and with knowledge. She does not allege that she was forced to engage in any acts.
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The Cornell Seven Case and the Perils of Sexual Liberation National Review
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The loophole at the center of the Cornell Seven case
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The Cornell Seven Case and the Perils of Sexual Liberation - National Review
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The Loophole That Likely Doomed the Cornell Rape Case Before It Even Started
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The Moral Wilderness of the Cornell Seven Case - National Review
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