Good point. I suppose that, more specifically, I’m saying that college administrators arent public servants. They’re hired by boards of regents and paid to protect and improve the public image of the college. So they’re rewarded for making it hard to prove a rape has ever happened on their campus, and they’re not…

If you’re asking a factual question, then as I understand it, the legal basis comes from Title IX of the Civil Rights Act, which governs a lot of gender discrimination issues in schools that receive any federal funding. The Obama justice department has interpreted it to mean that schools have a legal responsibility to…

Thank you for writing this. There is so much misinformation, and there are so many people spinning every aspect of this situation, that it’s refreshing and powerful to read something from someone involved.

As I understand it, and only from media reports, she initially filed a complaint with the school, which did its internal investigation and found him “not responsible.” There are disputes about whether that investigation was adequate. She later filed a police report. He claims that the district attorney told him they…

If that’s where this actually goes, and I’m hoping it isn’t. Showing Theon’s reaction rather than the rape itself might simply have been a way to avoid having to act out an actual rape.

The game plan is fundraising. Nothing more.

Because racism exists.

Yep. That’s certainly how the actor read him. Someone complained on Twitter that BW had been turned into a love interest that needed saving, and Ruffalo replied “that’s weird. I thought he turned Banner into a love interest that needed saving.”

I like this reading.

I love this interpretation. It hadn’t even occurred to me in the theater. But yes, she handles Hulk alone, with nothing but her wits. And when she isn’t around, the biggest alpha male of the group effectively says “Oh, Nat’s not here? Ok, I’ll do it. But I’m gonna need a suit of armor around my suit of armor, and…

All that, and you forget that SHIELD was dismantled two movies ago, but Nick Fury somehow has a helicarrier (filled with some of the same SHIELD agents we saw lose their jobs two movies ago) available on short notice somewhere in eastern Europe.

Also a male reader here. The others have more complete answers, but I will add this one observation — a 10% response rate is outstanding. You should be pretty happy with that.

I hope it's ok if I'm just a bit disappointed. :p

Was this part of a film, or do you just know a hell of a story?

Sorry for the double-post, all. Kinja told me neither of these went through.

please do correct me if I'm wrong, since you're likely to know better than I do. My former college roommate is a police officer in a relatively small city that hosts a college. The college has its own actual police force. But he tells me the town cops and the school cops have a cross-jurisdictional agreement that…

please do correct me if I'm wrong, since you're likely to know better than I do. My former college roommate is a police officer in a relatively small city that hosts a college. The college has its own actual police force. But he tells me the town cops and the school cops have a cross-jurisdictional agreement that…

these may be grim, but they are not Cormac McCarthy reviews Taco Bell grim.

It has that great reputation for good reasons. I re-read it earlier this year and was astonished at just how well it has held up. Thematically, yes, but also just as an enjoyable book.

Thank you for helping me pin down what bothered me about this article.