The Romans had really straight roads, and all you had to do to travel on them was kick somebody's ass the first day, or become somebody's bitch.

While not directly speaking about sexual abuse, this documentary did help me understand the stigma of masculinity better when I was growing up. (It’s in english.)

Agreed. Though I’m starting to suspect exploitation of the vulnerable for crotch gratification may be as universal as the law of entropy.

Yes, because an NCAA university like Yale expells their star player based off of rumor. Is this the hill you really want to die on?

Fraternities? You’re telling me that historically white fraternities, institutions built upon racism, classism, and sexism are condoning rape? I’m going to need a new monocle.

The chance at lots of money.

Considering how litigious people of wealth and privilege tend to be, you can bet your Aunt Fanny that expulsion was warranted.

“That isn’t of any interest to me,” Jones told SI. “The only interesting thing to me right now is winning a basketball game.”

In danger of creating a stereotype, or revealing ugly truths about young men with histories of too much power and too few consequences?

See also: Fraternities

These constant revelations about US college sportsmen being rapists is in danger of creating a stereotype.

I stopped at Montague.

We’re not trying to offend anyone, it’s just coming from the heart.

They’ve apparently never heard of the Streisand Effect.

That’s what I find most hilarious. They just confirmed for a news outlet that the things claimed by HondAnonymous are accurate.

Nice closing to the article. I approve. I am also a honda engineer!
(Not really, see how that works? You can say ANYTHING)

Most surprising part of the headline.

I’ve been informed by Deadspin’s Florida bureau that this is not strictly “the woods” per se, and that Gainesville “just looks like that.”