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Greek houses aim to combat assault

By Sasha Dudding and Laura Weiss | May 5, 2013

Any conversation about sexual assault on campus will likely mention the Greek system. From trainings to meetings to internal processes, the Greek system has come up with various proposals to combat the issue, though it is still frequently blamed for the prevalence of sexual assault.

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Assault victims face tough judicial process

By Sasha Dudding and Laura Weiss | May 2, 2013

This is the second in a three-part series on sexual assault at Dartmouth. Part one was published on May 2, and part three was published on May 6. After attending an all-female high school, Anna Winham '14 came to the College thinking sexism was a problem that no longer existed.

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College faces concerns of unreported assault

By Sasha Dudding and Laura Weiss | May 1, 2013

This is the first in a three-part series on sexual assault at Dartmouth. Part two was published on May 3, and part three was published on May 6.

Greek houses aim to combat assault

Assault victims face tough judicial process

College faces concerns of unreported assault

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