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Sexual harassment is nothing new on college campuses. But Tufts University, which happens to be my alma mater, is experiencing an outbreak of female trouble that goes beyond your run of the mill professors-petting-students issues: Female students are coming forward saying that, while studying in the university's main library, they have found themselves under the gaze of a "dark-skinned, disheveled man with dark hair" who seats himself close, places a random book or magazine in his lap, and then begins masturbating. The Tufts police have located a suspect they believe to be mentally ill and therefore unaware that his behavior was inappropriate; no further legal action was taken and Tufts says it will continue its policy of not requiring any form of identification for entrance to its libraries. Which leads to some difficult questions: Is this in fact sexual harassment? Does action needed to be taken to "protect" students from being subjected to this form of "harassment"? And does one treat the people who have witnessed this public masturbation as not just witnesses but as victims, too? More »
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