MALES Don’t Apply Here

Virginia Tech, Occidental, Yale, Stanford, Columbia, Harvard, UVA, USC, SMU, UNC, the State of New York, Colorado, Illinois, Virginia, Minnesota, California and Connecticut. These colleges and states have passed laws that are extremely biased against males. As anti-due process and anti-male continues, this list grows.

UVA. Attorneys for ‘Jackie’ in Rolling Stone lawsuit protest under-oath deposition

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UVA. Attorneys for ‘Jackie’ in Rolling Stone lawsuit protest under-oath deposition

Attorneys for [Dean] Eramo contend in court documents that Jackie is a “serial liar” who concocted her tale of sexual assault in an unusual ploy to win the affection of a male U-Va. student she wanted to date. “There is no evidence whatsoever that the story that Jackie told her friends, or the very different story she told Rolling Stone, actually transpired,”… Eramo’s team wants Jackie to detail her interactions with Rolling Stone.

washingtonpost.com By T. Rees Shapiro

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Yale. Piers Morgan to Prince Harry: Don’t go to Yale, ‘you wouldn’t last five minutes’ with PC police

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Yale. Piers Morgan to Prince Harry: Don’t go to Yale, ‘you wouldn’t last five minutes’ with PC police

“[Y]ou are a young, single man who quite reasonably enjoys the company of ladies and the odd night of partying,” Mr. Morgan wrote. “And that’s a dangerous thing to be in an American university where the atmosphere is now so fraught and tense with political correctness that even contemplating doing anything remotely resembling ‘fun’ is an instant, shaming, life-ruinous thought process.”

washingtontimes.com

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Amherst. Finding key evidence in sex assault cases is expecting ‘perfection’

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Amherst. Finding key evidence in sex assault cases is expecting ‘perfection’

A male student was blacked out (as in, a blackout state, not passed out) and received oral sex from a female student…18 months later (and after befriending some victims’ advocates) she accused the male student of sexual assault. The male student was expelled by a campus process where he lacked basic due process rights. After being expelled, he got a lawyer, who discovered text messages from the accuser immediately following the alleged attack. Needless to say, the texts do not support her story.

washingtonexaminer.com By Ashe Schow

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Columbia.Nungesser’s “Mattress Girl” Suit Dismissed

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Columbia.Nungesser’s “Mattress Girl” Suit Dismissed

The spectacle of Columbia University’s “Mattress Girl,” walking on stage at graduation carrying her mattress, may have been more than Paul Nungesser could take. So Nungesser sued, based upon his claim of protection against sex discrimination under Title IX. Now, his suit has been dismissed on motion by  Judge Woods… what gives rise to disappointment is the manifest disconnect between how the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights, and the colleges that have applied its “guidance,” has abused Title IX for its own political agenda, where Nungesser was denied the ability to do the same.

blog.simplejustice.us By Scott H. Greenfield

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Yale. MONTAGUE AND YALE’S POISONED CAMPUS CULTURE

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Yale. MONTAGUE AND YALE’S POISONED CAMPUS CULTURE

Jack Montague, captain of Yale’s basketball team, has been expelled from the university on some sort of sex charge- there’s no reason to trust that Yale’s deeply unfair process got the decision right…Yale’s procedures deny an accused student a meaningful attempt to prove his innocence. At Yale, the critical procedural obstacles for an accused student include a denial of direct cross-examination of the accuser; the lack of any meaningful right to legal representation in the disciplinary process; and severe restrictions on the amount of evidence he can possess.

mindingthecampus.org By KC Johnson

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DUKE. ESPN To Air 30 for 30 “Fantastic Lies” on Duke Lacrosse Team

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DUKE. ESPN To Air 30 for 30 “Fantastic Lies” on Duke Lacrosse Team

The case began as a crusade against everything that was wrong with racial and sexual tension at southern universities and athletic programs and many in the media took up the torch against Duke’s lacrosse players. They were vilified nationally for months. In the end, they were found to be completely innocent and were vindicated despite the fact that their lives had been ruined.

thebiglead.com

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Columbia. Rape culture and the problem with the 1 in 5 sexual assault statistic

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Columbia. Rape culture and the problem with the 1 in 5 sexual assault statistic

As undergraduates at one of the most elite universities in the country, it seems like we have to prove that we are exceptional in every way, from our academic prowess, to how sexually victimized we are. This is ridiculous. The incredulity that people feel after reading a fallacious analysis of a statistic isn’t good.

columbiaspectator.com By Toni Airaksinen

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