Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff announced on Saturday that the university will implement reforms in response to allegations of a gang rape that have drawn national attention. In a statement, Kotlikoff emphasized the need for improvement, stating, "I believe we, as an administration, and we as a community, must do better. We must do everything we can to prevent what happened to Jane..."
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Cornell University President Announces Reforms Following Allegations of Gang Rape
Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff has pledged to introduce reforms following allegations of a gang rape that have gained national attention. He acknowledged the need for the university to improve its response to such incidents.
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