By following the dictates of the Torah, I avoid this tsures (trouble). <\/p>\n
Camille Paglia writes<\/a>:<\/p>\n The disappearance of University of Virginia sophomore Hannah Graham two weeks ago is the latest in a long series of girls-gone-missing cases that often end tragically. A 32-year-old, 270-pound former football player who fled to Texas has been returned to Virginia and charged with \u201cabduction with intent to defile.\u201d At this date, Hannah\u2019s fate and whereabouts remain unknown.<\/p>\n Wildly overblown claims about an epidemic of sexual assaults on American campuses are obscuring the true danger to young women, too often distracted by cellphones or iPods in public places: the ancient sex crime of abduction and murder. Despite hysterical propaganda about our \u201crape culture,\u201d the majority of campus incidents being carelessly described as sexual assault are not felonious rape (involving force or drugs) but oafish hookup melodramas, arising from mixed signals and imprudence on both sides.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" By following the dictates of the Torah, I avoid this tsures (trouble). Camille Paglia writes: The disappearance of University of Virginia sophomore Hannah Graham two weeks ago is the latest in a long series of girls-gone-missing cases that often end … Continue reading