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Columbia University Sexual Assault Researchers Publish First Results
Is There a Smarter Way to Think About Sexual Assault on Campus? | The New Yorker
Advertise Donate Newsletter. In January, we put out a sex and relationship survey for Columbia and Barnard students. Below each question are selected responses that reflect the variety of sentiments offered by those surveyed. Most survey respondents whose significant others do not go to Columbia or Barnard seem to have started their relationships before college. Respondents who attend Barnard appear less likely to have met their significant others at Columbia.
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Audio: Listen to this story. To hear more feature stories, download the Audm app for your iPhone. If I were asked by a survey to describe my experience with sexual assault in college, I would pinpoint two incidents, both of which occurred at or after parties in my freshman year. I had joined a sorority, and all my social circles were as sloppy, intense, and tribal as the Greek system—the groups that made these incidents possible are the same ones that made my life at the time so good.