Reaction Paper to Michele A. Paludi's "Sexual Harassment in College and University Settings".

True or false? Many people believe that sexual harassment only involves physical assault. False! I don't know where Dr. Paludi got this red herring of a definition from so that she could attack it, but sexual harassment had always meant quid pro quo, grades for sex, or, in the workplace, sexual favors to get the job or a raise. In either case, force was rarely needed. Regie T. has looked up both Title VII of …

…out of office, But in making all college female students out to be weak and resourceless victims, and all male faculty as closet villains, the regular classrooms are now fearfully and boringly intolerable for everyone; they should be now left alone. Sexual harassment remains a major problem in high school and in the workplace, but I just don't see it being one in college anymore. Work Cited Nehring, Cristina. "The Higher Yearning." Harper's Magazine 303.1816 (2001): 64-72.