Stanford

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I am sorry, but how does a kid with these "writing skills" get into Stanford?

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/06/08/us/document-Defendantstatement.html?smid=tw-share&_r=0

As we all know, "scholar-athletes" are one big joke.

Let's refocus universities on learning, and admissions on SAT and proven academic performance.

White people don't want to do this.

See the push back that happens when there's an Asian thread on these forums.

Whites really don't want to give up the athletic recruiting hook.

This white person does. I'd much rather my children go to schools that are 50% asian than have one illiterate rapist.

Sadly, Asians rape too just like others. Literacy or illiteracy has nothing to do with it. It's a crime of violence not relegated to any one group.

Would you care to look at actual statistics?

This is not a pissing match of what group perpetrates a heinous, violent act like rape. No group is without rapists or its casualties whether you like it or not.

http://www.mochimag.com/article/sexual-assault-asian-american-community-statistics-facts-prevalence

As I suspected, you have no idea what you are talking about.

Actual data here:
https://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/crime-in-the-u.s/2012/crime-in-the-u.s.-2012/tables/43tabledatadecoverviewpdf

For those in a hurry: while blacks amount to 4X the number of Asians in the US, they commit 40 times as many rapes.

Again, let's make universities places of learning. Not of rape, or BS.

You are welcome.

Great points!!

BTW,"Stanford University reported a sexual assault every two weeks in the three years leading up to Brock Turner’s rape of an unconscious woman in 2015.
The elite college reported 26 rapes on campus in 2012, 2013, and 2014, according to data from the U.S. Department of Education, or about one sexual assault every 14 days."

Here's the link to the above quote:
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/06/08/stanford-had-a-rape-every-two-weeks-before-brock-turner-was-caught.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My understanding is that Stanford, more so than the ivies or other top school like MIT, are more into one particular passion/talent to the exclusion of academics. For example, an amazing athlete is more likely to be able to get into Stanford when they could never get into Harvard if they had sub-par academics. I think at the ivies, you have to assume that even athletes or others with special talents are still top students. Not so at Stanford.

This isn't entirely accurate (or wasn't, 20 years ago, when I attended Stanford), as I know Stanford athletes who were offered a full ride to Harvard but not to Stanford.

Regardless, with respect to Brock Turner, it's not just about Stanford's athletic program in general but its swimming program in particular. There is pretty much no other swim program in the country that matches Stanford. If you aren't an Olympic hopeful, you will not make the team. That gives them more of a pass in admissions etc than other programs.

Beyond that, though, I don't think it has anything to do specifically with being an athlete, though the swim culture at Stanford in particular could certainly breed entitlement in someone who was predisposed to it. Rapists can be nerds, too, though.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My understanding is that Stanford, more so than the ivies or other top school like MIT, are more into one particular passion/talent to the exclusion of academics. For example, an amazing athlete is more likely to be able to get into Stanford when they could never get into Harvard if they had sub-par academics. I think at the ivies, you have to assume that even athletes or others with special talents are still top students. Not so at Stanford.

Scholarship v non scholarship. Ivies don't do athletic scholarships and don't emphasize sports as much. It creates a different dynamic between the athletes and the school. Plus the Ivy League is not the PAC-12. MIT is division 3 so not a comparable at all.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/grade-point/wp/2016/06/07/these-colleges-have-the-most-reports-of-rape/

Three Ivy schools, including Harvard have higher numbers and rates of rape than Stanford. Campus rape seems to be more prevalent at top academic schools, although probably under-reported.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Stanford has a culture of rape.

If you are going to overgeneralize like that, you should first say that Blacks have a culture of rape.

The FBI data on rape by race are truly scary. Blacks are 10 times more likely to rape than people of any other race.

10 times more likely to commit the crime or be charged with/convicted?

And this is in the college forum. Presumably the op meant relative to other colleges. Has nothing to do with race.

Rape is a crime of violence.

And I have already reported (and comment removed) another nasty, racial comment. Thanks, Jeff.

The FBI reports it as "forcible rape," which surprised me. Is there something called non-forcible rape?

Statutory rape is often consensual. It's just that the victim is too young to legally give consent.

Wow, didn't realize that. We shouldnt be using the same word, rape, for 2 very different situations.

We use the same word because lack of consent is the defining characteristic. Our society puts a priority on protecting kids who are underage so they are considered to be incapable of giving consent.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Stanford has a culture of rape.

If you are going to overgeneralize like that, you should first say that Blacks have a culture of rape.

The FBI data on rape by race are truly scary. Blacks are 10 times more likely to rape than people of any other race.

The rape at Stanford was done by a white male. I would bet that the other campus rapes over the last few years (one every 14 days) was probably done by white males. Otherwise, it would have most certainly been on CNN, FOX, and others if they had been minorities.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am sorry, but how does a kid with these "writing skills" get into Stanford?

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/06/08/us/document-Defendantstatement.html?smid=tw-share&_r=0

As we all know, "scholar-athletes" are one big joke.

Let's refocus universities on learning, and admissions on SAT and proven academic performance.

White people don't want to do this.

See the push back that happens when there's an Asian thread on these forums.

Whites really don't want to give up the athletic recruiting hook.

This white person does. I'd much rather my children go to schools that are 50% asian than have one illiterate rapist.

Sadly, Asians rape too just like others. Literacy or illiteracy has nothing to do with it. It's a crime of violence not relegated to any one group.

Would you care to look at actual statistics?

This is not a pissing match of what group perpetrates a heinous, violent act like rape. No group is without rapists or its casualties whether you like it or not.

http://www.mochimag.com/article/sexual-assault-asian-american-community-statistics-facts-prevalence

As I suspected, you have no idea what you are talking about.

Actual data here:
https://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/crime-in-the-u.s/2012/crime-in-the-u.s.-2012/tables/43tabledatadecoverviewpdf

For those in a hurry: while blacks amount to 4X the number of Asians in the US, they commit 40 times as many rapes.

Again, let's make universities places of learning. Not of rape, or BS.

You are welcome.

Majority of campus rapes are by white males, particularly at top academic schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That letter and the one from his father are just so disgusting. The way he makes himself an innocent victim, who never took a drink before in his life. And how this has 'ruined' his life !!!
He was found raping an unconcious girl with "objects" (not his penis, but also with his penis) by two bystanders on the ground next to a dumpster ... (She must have chosen that dumpster just for its romantic location)

The only "objects" were his fingers. No penis. No tree branches. Stop making shit up.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:That letter and the one from his father are just so disgusting. The way he makes himself an innocent victim, who never took a drink before in his life. And how this has 'ruined' his life !!!
He was found raping an unconcious girl with "objects" (not his penis, but also with his penis) by two bystanders on the ground next to a dumpster ... (She must have chosen that dumpster just for its romantic location)

The only "objects" were his fingers. No penis. No tree branches. Stop making shit up.

I see. So that lessens the crime in your opinion?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Stanford has a culture of rape.

If you are going to overgeneralize like that, you should first say that Blacks have a culture of rape.

The FBI data on rape by race are truly scary. Blacks are 10 times more likely to rape than people of any other race.

Stanford has one of the top 10 rates of sexual assault for US colleges and universities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That letter and the one from his father are just so disgusting. The way he makes himself an innocent victim, who never took a drink before in his life. And how this has 'ruined' his life !!!
He was found raping an unconcious girl with "objects" (not his penis, but also with his penis) by two bystanders on the ground next to a dumpster ... (She must have chosen that dumpster just for its romantic location)

The only "objects" were his fingers. No penis. No tree branches. Stop making shit up.

And yet there was dirt and pine needles inside her vagina. How did they get there? Did she shove them up there herself before passing out?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That letter and the one from his father are just so disgusting. The way he makes himself an innocent victim, who never took a drink before in his life. And how this has 'ruined' his life !!!
He was found raping an unconcious girl with "objects" (not his penis, but also with his penis) by two bystanders on the ground next to a dumpster ... (She must have chosen that dumpster just for its romantic location)

The only "objects" were his fingers. No penis. No tree branches. Stop making shit up.

Technically, you are right. If Turner had penetrated her with a baseball bat, it would have been sexual assault with a foreign object.

I hope it doesn't bother you that Turner is now a registered sex offender for LIFE.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My understanding is that Stanford, more so than the ivies or other top school like MIT, are more into one particular passion/talent to the exclusion of academics. For example, an amazing athlete is more likely to be able to get into Stanford when they could never get into Harvard if they had sub-par academics. I think at the ivies, you have to assume that even athletes or others with special talents are still top students. Not so at Stanford.

Scholarship v non scholarship. Ivies don't do athletic scholarships and don't emphasize sports as much. It creates a different dynamic between the athletes and the school. Plus the Ivy League is not the PAC-12. MIT is division 3 so not a comparable at all.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/grade-point/wp/2016/06/07/these-colleges-have-the-most-reports-of-rape/

Three Ivy schools, including Harvard have higher numbers and rates of rape than Stanford. Campus rape seems to be more prevalent at top academic schools, although probably under-reported.

Well, bigger schools obviously have more people and that leads to more rapes. What matters is rapes per 1000 students, which the table in the article provides.

The worst schools are:
Reed
Wesleyan
Swarthmore
Knox
Williams
Pomona
Bowdoin
Gallaudet
Beloit
Dartmouth

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I don't see Stanford or any of the Ivies in the "top" 25

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stanford has a culture of rape.

If you are going to overgeneralize like that, you should first say that Blacks have a culture of rape.

The FBI data on rape by race are truly scary. Blacks are 10 times more likely to rape than people of any other race.

Stanford has one of the top 10 rates of sexual assault for US colleges and universities.

Not true. I am no expert in the matter, but was just looking at the data table provided by WaPo. It's not even in the top 25. The worst offenders seem to be small liberal arts schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My understanding is that Stanford, more so than the ivies or other top school like MIT, are more into one particular passion/talent to the exclusion of academics. For example, an amazing athlete is more likely to be able to get into Stanford when they could never get into Harvard if they had sub-par academics. I think at the ivies, you have to assume that even athletes or others with special talents are still top students. Not so at Stanford.

Scholarship v non scholarship. Ivies don't do athletic scholarships and don't emphasize sports as much. It creates a different dynamic between the athletes and the school. Plus the Ivy League is not the PAC-12. MIT is division 3 so not a comparable at all.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/grade-point/wp/2016/06/07/these-colleges-have-the-most-reports-of-rape/

Three Ivy schools, including Harvard have higher numbers and rates of rape than Stanford. Campus rape seems to be more prevalent at top academic schools, although probably under-reported.

Well, bigger schools obviously have more people and that leads to more rapes. What matters is rapes per 1000 students, which the table in the article provides.

The worst schools are:
Reed
Wesleyan
Swarthmore
Knox
Williams
Pomona
Bowdoin
Gallaudet
Beloit
Dartmouth

.....

I don't see Stanford or any of the Ivies in the "top" 25

Took a couple more minutes, and I don't see any Ivy or Stanford among the first 100 schools ranked by rapes per 1000 students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My understanding is that Stanford, more so than the ivies or other top school like MIT, are more into one particular passion/talent to the exclusion of academics. For example, an amazing athlete is more likely to be able to get into Stanford when they could never get into Harvard if they had sub-par academics. I think at the ivies, you have to assume that even athletes or others with special talents are still top students. Not so at Stanford.

Scholarship v non scholarship. Ivies don't do athletic scholarships and don't emphasize sports as much. It creates a different dynamic between the athletes and the school. Plus the Ivy League is not the PAC-12. MIT is division 3 so not a comparable at all.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/grade-point/wp/2016/06/07/these-colleges-have-the-most-reports-of-rape/

Three Ivy schools, including Harvard have higher numbers and rates of rape than Stanford. Campus rape seems to be more prevalent at top academic schools, although probably under-reported.

Well, bigger schools obviously have more people and that leads to more rapes. What matters is rapes per 1000 students, which the table in the article provides.

The worst schools are:
Reed
Wesleyan
Swarthmore
Knox
Williams
Pomona
Bowdoin
Gallaudet
Beloit
Dartmouth

.....

I don't see Stanford or any of the Ivies in the "top" 25

Took a couple more minutes, and I don't see any Ivy or Stanford among the first 100 schools ranked by rapes per 1000 students.

You scrolled past the 1st list in the same link that list Stanford in 1st place. Check again.