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: Crime & FederalismFeminism's War Against Young Men
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Brown University, although it receives billions in federal funds, does not guarantee its students procedural due process - well, at least not if you're a young white male:A former student has sued Brown University in federal court, saying university officials interfered with his efforts to clear his name after another student, the daughter of a prominent Brown alumnus and donor, accused him of rape. [The media refused to report the whole story. I will. Her name is Marcella Beth Dresdale. Her father's name is Richard C. Dresdale.]In documents unsealed Monday, the former student, William McCormick III, said the university had failed to follow its own disciplinary policies and sent him home to Wisconsin after the woman?s father made calls to top university officials...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on April 15, 2010 (boomark / email).
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