Cornell's Specific Punishments For Chi Phi Frat Bros Accused of Gang Rape Revealed
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Two have been expelled, one has lost his job, while several have had to write a text in which they reflect on…
Two of the seven accused of assaulting a student were expelled, while others only had to write jobs or participate in courses on sexual violence
Cornell University has handed down a range of punishments, from expulsion to essays, to seven students accused of gang sexual assault, prompting public criticism and an independent investigation.
The men accused of the gang rape at the prestigious Cornell University received various punishments. Some were expelled – others were punished by writing “reflective essays”, reports the New York Times. – I hope it is investigated properly, says Magnus Fiskesjö, associate professor at the elite university.
Cornell's Specific Punishments For Chi Phi Frat Bros Accused of Gang Rape Revealed
The punishments that Cornell University gave to the 7 Chi Phi frat brothers accused of gang rape ranged from immediate expulsion ... to writing a self-reflection essay. A three-member Title IX panel conducted closed proceedings with the accused…
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