A student facing sexual harassment on campus must report each incident to administrative officials to preserve a claim for damages, a federal judge in New York ruled. In a case claiming sex discrimination in education under Title IX of the Civil Rights Act, a woman student who reported the actions of only one of seven alleged harassers may not include the actions of the unreported six in a claim against the institution.
March 15, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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A student facing sexual harassment on campus must report each incident to administrative officials to preserve a claim for damages, a Southern District judge in New York ruled yesterday.
In a case claiming sex discrimination in education under Title IX of the Civil Rights Act, a woman student who reported the actions of only one of seven alleged harassers may not include the actions of the unreported six in a claim against the institution.
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