Cornell Sexual Assault Case Revives Debate Over Greek Life on Campuses
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A recent sexual assault case at Cornell University has reignited the ongoing national debate about the role of fraternities and sororities on college campuses. The case has brought renewed attention to whether Greek life organizations are ultimately beneficial or harmful to student communities.
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Originally published by nyt
