Sexual practices studied at Yale University

New Haven, Connecticut (AP)-federal civil rights to investigate complaints Yale University students and officials, an Ivy League University failed appropriately to sexually hostile environment sexual harassment concerns. Civil rights are verified United States Department of Education Office Friday began studies at Yale University. Office is 7000 years gets complaints and investigation about one-third of them. Claims that failed to address issues of results, March 15, send, complaint, University quickly or effectively denial of harassment and equal opportunities in the office said. Student circle outside the women's Center "we ALE sluts love""citing the incident held sign and chanted no means yes" last fall at the campus. Also known as freshmen women ranked in the appeal. Complaints are sexual Yale includes the failure alleged assault or attempted assault, stalking, Alexandra Brodsky, 16 of the complainant, one Yale University junior reports to adequately respond. She discloses the number of submitted documentation complaints and students. Brodsky students with the complaint signed by students really frustrated, and disappointed that Yale environment sexual harassment, and assault women feel devalued to accommodate both the creation of public and private acts has repeatedly failed was "said Brodsky creates barriers to participating in all aspects of the Yale University life these women, these kinds of acts perpetuate ok environment. Requests the University to respond to complaints, for the claims of poor complaint handling processes. Yale's allegations as to cooperate in the investigation "the very" seriously and said Yale University officials that they are taking it so not complaints to them. Brodsky, they call "climate check" issues raised by other students, faculty and administrators of interviewing civil rights office performs, he said.

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