Cornell rape allegations could help institution course correct: Salena Zito
The article discusses allegations of gang rape at a Cornell University fraternity house and features commentary from Washington Examiner columnist Salena Zito. She suggests that such a shocking incident might serve as a necessary catalyst for the university to reevaluate and reform it’s handling of similar issues. Zito mentions that meaningful events frequently enough prompt institutions to course-correct, even though progress tends to be slow. The piece also includes various subscription prompts and advertisements for the Washington Examiner, emphasizing the importance of staying informed through their news and analysis services.
Washington Examiner columnist Salena Zito said the allegations of gang rape at a Cornell University fraternity house could be the incident needed to course-correct the institution.
“Well, I think it always takes something very shocking to put something back on its track, and even then, it’s a slow slog to get back just to the middle, right?” Zito said Monday on The Hugh Hewitt Show. “Just to a place of neutrality, but I think now Cornell is forced to become that because of just the whole way that this whole thing has been handled.”
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