QUOTE (littledutchboy @ Oct 12 2009, 12:05 PM)

Rosenfeld and her students have created a model policy for adjudicating sexual assault cases on campuses.
Ya, call the police!
This IS a poor response.
"We need to get more peer-to-peer interaction to counteract how our culture promotes degrading women," Rosenfeld said. "This is a chance to open new conversations, and to let students know there is a place to go on campus."
The professor is correct, we need students to understand their behaviors and how they've been bred in this culture to degrade women.
Calling the police does not stop the root cause of rape and sexual assault of women (children, and men) - because they come after the fact. We need to stop these things from happening BEFORE it happens, and that comes about by have people talk to each other and understand each others POV and all that stuff.
I have friends who have been raped and when they went to the police they were basically told it was their fault, and in one instance couldn't get the guy in trouble because she "hadn't gotten him 'off'" (and this was a female cop that told my friend this). We also have pop culture making fun with rape, there's movies and tv shows that show rape scenes in a funny light, when it's no laughing matter. Things need to change.