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<p>I think people do care. The problem isn’t that sexual assault only happens at Amherst. The problem is that it was preceded by a spate of incidents that gave it a particular traction. Any time Amherst knocks Wesleyan off the front page for essentially the same horrendous event - the sexual assault of a student - there has to be some underlying nerve that has been hit: <a href=“http://wesleyanargus.com/2012/10/18/lawsuit-against-wesleyan-and-beta-makes-national-headlines/[/url]”>http://wesleyanargus.com/2012/10/18/lawsuit-against-wesleyan-and-beta-makes-national-headlines/</a></p>
<p>Mini’s point seems to be that these assaults are not accidental by-products of too much drinking but are predatory in nature. I guess reasonable people can disagree as to the extent people with criminal intent wind their way through the admissions process, but it’s something to think about.</p>