{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"VideoObject","altText":"Comment attachment by Anonymous","alternateName":"7KRqGDL2i4solhh9.mp4","caption":"","contentUrl":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/768/raw","datePublished":"2026-11-07T19:23:33+00:00","description":"","encodingFormat":"video/mp4","identifier":"768","isAccessibleForFree":true,"machineReadable":{"json":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/768/index.json","markdown":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/768/index.md"},"name":"Comment attachment by Anonymous","ocrStatus":"not_applicable","ocrText":"","text":"[00:00] This morning a rebuke of Cornell University's leadership over the way it managed a former\n[00:04] undergraduate student's explosive rape claim. By a vote of 75 to 50 the faculty senate passed\n[00:09] a resolution of no confidence condemning the handling of what it called the ongoing crisis\n[00:14] of sexual assault on campus. We know that by voting no confidence we have built the momentum\n[00:20] to fight for the kind of changes that we do need to see. The symbolic vote followed allegations\n[00:24] of a 2024 fraternity house gang rape by a woman now known as Jane Doe whose attorney called it a\n[00:30] step toward addressing the long-standing scourge of sexual assault on campus.\n[00:34] She can make a difference in Cornell. It was always our intention as part of any resolution\n[00:40] with Cornell if there is any that they put procedures in place that they're funded and\n[00:44] there's an agreement that they will be funded to protect the women of Cornell.\n[00:48] The faculty senate has no authority to remove the university president and Cornell's board of\n[00:53] Chief Trustees said it remains confident that President Michael Kotlakov and his administration\n[00:57] are the right leaders to thoughtfully and comprehensively address the serious problem\n[01:02] of sexual assault on our campus.\n[01:04] All seven fraternity brothers named in Jane Doe's lawsuit have denied wrongdoing.\n[01:08] Five of them are now pushing to remove New York Attorney General Letitia James from\n[01:12] overseeing the criminal investigation into Jane Doe's allegations over claims of\n[01:16] bias.\n[01:17] James has said those claims lack merit.\n[01:19] Aaron Katerski ABC News, New York.","thumbnailUrl":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/768/thumb.webp","transcriptSegments":[{"end":4.4,"start":0.0,"text":"This morning a rebuke of Cornell University's leadership over the way it managed a former"},{"end":9.84,"start":4.4,"text":"undergraduate student's explosive rape claim. 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By a vote of 75 to 50 the faculty senate passed\n[00:09] a resolution of no confidence condemning the handling of what it called the ongoing crisis\n[00:14] of sexual assault on campus. We know that by voting no confidence we have built the momentum\n[00:20] to fight for the kind of changes that we do need to see. The symbolic vote followed allegations\n[00:24] of a 2024 fraternity house gang rape by a woman now known as Jane Doe whose attorney called it a\n[00:30] step toward addressing the long-standing scourge of sexual assault on campus.\n[00:34] She can make a difference in Cornell. It was always our intention as part of any resolution\n[00:40] with Cornell if there is any that they put procedures in place that they're funded and\n[00:44] there's an agreement that they will be funded to protect the women of Cornell.\n[00:48] The faculty senate has no authority to remove the university president and Cornell's board of\n[00:53] Chief Trustees said it remains confident that President Michael Kotlakov and his administration\n[00:57] are the right leaders to thoughtfully and comprehensively address the serious problem\n[01:02] of sexual assault on our campus.\n[01:04] All seven fraternity brothers named in Jane Doe's lawsuit have denied wrongdoing.\n[01:08] Five of them are now pushing to remove New York Attorney General Letitia James from\n[01:12] overseeing the criminal investigation into Jane Doe's allegations over claims of\n[01:16] bias.\n[01:17] James has said those claims lack merit.\n[01:19] Aaron Katerski ABC News, New York.","url":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/768"}