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After the event, Thomas gained entrance to the victim??s unoccupied room by kicking the door down, and he was helped to the bed by fullback Michael Lucas ’07, who apparently told witnesses that Thomas was “quite drunk and needed to sleep it off,” according to the report...
...this one guy in the back [of the bus],” said Emily M. Parrott ’09, who was also on the shuttle. “You could tell he was drunk—he was holding a bottle.” Witnesses said that the victim??s face became bloody as he was being attacked. According to Parrott, other people on the bus tried holding the suspect back. Obinna O. Orji ’08 expressed concern for the safety of people around the suspect. “I didn’t want...
...Christ-like! Other Christian faiths which do try to heed Christ’s words are not the “Christians-In-Charge” today. Sadly, they have no television networks or visibility. Instead, we see a howling pack of Pharisees. The “Christian victim?? talking point is only several months old but already trite. If Caldwell is discouraged by the public impression of Christians, she might lead by example. “To the least of these” (Matthew 25:40) was Mother Theresa’s famous phrase. I look forward...
...questionable character,” because we assume on some level that rape was an inevitabile or a logical conclusion to their behavior. By focusing on “explanations” for why rape occurs—explanations that subtly shift blame onto the alleged victim??we can lose sight of the most important facts of the situation. In the Duke lacrosse case, the alleged victim is not a ho or a stripper, she is a woman, a human being who has been through a traumatic experience, and, as such, is worthy only of our deepest sympathy...
...name of the victim. Catalano wrote in an e-mail that he could confirm that the victim is a Harvard affiliate, but would not specify whether he was an undergraduate. In order to protect the victim, the Middlesex County district attorney’s office moved to impound the victim??s information, effectively removing it from what would otherwise be public court documents...