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...tension.” Nicole M. Laws ’06 raised the question of lack of DNA evidence in the Duke case, which organizers said is a common misunderstanding. “DNA evidence is corrupted by air,” said Heather Wilson, OSAPR??s Education Specialist. “There are plenty of convictions without DNA.” Wilson explained that popular culture and defense attorneys perpetuate the myth that a lack of DNA evidence means no crime occurred. But according to Wilson, only two out of 35 rape cases that occurred in Middlesex...
...program must reflect the diversity of the Harvard community. Currently, the organization Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment (SASH) comes closest to providing this service. SASH advisors are a diverse group of dedicated workers, but they need more campus presence. Harvard sports a plethora of other resources which are also advertised on OSAPR??s website, but so much choice can be overwhelming and confusing to students who seek help. Most students are unsure of where groups are based or what the differences between them are. For freshmen, designated SASH advisors are usually entryway proctors, who are often also their proctees?...
Students also commented that OSAPR??s programs would most likely be more effective if offered more frequently throughout the school year...
It’s difficult to pinpoint the exact number of rapes and sexual assaults at Harvard because the victims often stay silent; but with 32 cases reported to the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) and 50 student victims seeking assistance from the OSAPR last year—the OSAPR??s first—it’s clear that rape and sexual assault permeate even the Harvard bubble...
...recent progress report identified OSAPR??s coordination with graduate students and schools as one major area for further expansion...