Source: New York Post
Only two out of the 16 Cornell students found responsible for recent sexual assaults were expelled — while half the others only had to attend extra study programs or write essays, according to a shocking study of the records. The Ivy League school registered 51 complaints of sexual assaults in the four years starting in mid 2000, according to CNN, with a four-person panel finding 15 of the accused not responsible, while another 19 complaints were eventually dismissed or withdrawn. One was found responsible for a lesser offense.
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