Thirty-plus years later, and nothing has changed at Cornell.

Welp they're practicing for when they eventually become rich ceo and bankers. Its always the richest schools, with the richest kids, with the most cover ups. Wonder why?

They won't. They know they can stay quiet and the women who come forward will continue to be dragged for it, they muddy everything until it's unclear, rinse, repeat. "boys will be boys" but girls are always upgraded to be "women" in those scenarios then they are held accountable for men's actions against them.

yo fuck cornell

After thirty years, the same failure stops looking accidental and starts looking institutional 

Ban fraternities

I dated 7 women between the time I was 16-35 before meeting my wife. I like to think of myself as relatively normal, came from a stereotypical middle class family. Dated people from similar backgrounds - cared about school, wanted to become some kind of professional, etc. These are not crazy, broken, chaotic, amoral circumstances.

ALL of them, I learned at one point or another in the course of dating them, had been sexually assaulted. A few molested when they were younger and a few either drugged and raped or taken advantage of when they were drunk.

I couldn’t believe it.

None will step up. In college they were emboldened because they knew there wouldn't be repercussions, now they won't because they are grown cowards.

Literally nobody is suprised

Definitely not just Cornell.

I was in an all girls dorm one year, and had gotten up late to use the restroom. I came across a girl who was collapsed and I couldn't wake her up, no matter what I tried and there was other evidence that she was heavily under the influence of something other than just alcohol.

It became a whole thing. I had to run and get the RA, who had to get the whole chain rolling. When she was asked if she thought she it was possible she had been roofied, she burst out crying. She ended up leaving the school.

I'm being deliberately vague here because it's not my story to tell but to also prove a point - that story could be the same on so many campuses, during so many decades and not a fucking thing has changed.

Imagine all the CEO’s, executives, lawyers, judges, politicians, etc that were a part of these fraternities doing this and never tried to stop it or participated. Not just Cornell but many fraternities across the country that have condoned this conduct.