Ohio students want to ban frat due to anonymous social media posts

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I’ve written enough about campus sexual assault to know that the current climate looks at facts and evidence as secondary — or inconvenient — compared to emotional accusations.

Now we have a petition from Change.org asking Ohio University to ban a fraternity based on accusations posted to an anonymous social media outlet called Yik Yak. (No, I hadn’t heard of it either.)

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