[82lsju]

Just last week my husband, older daughter and I had lunch with one of my husband’s Stanford classmates and all heard him tell a story about how a former Stanford professor preyed on him when this man was a U. S. Congressman invited to talk at Branner.  Apparently after the talk this freshman-classmate drove with this official to Berkeley expecting to attend a function and instead was taken -- with the $1 in his pocket, no debit card, no cell phone (those did not exist in the early 1970s, but then again neither did ubiquitous cameras for Internet porn shots for team members) -- to the Claremont Hotel, where he was told the bad weather prevented them from driving back to Stanford, a second hotel room would not be necessary....

Apparently this U. S. official was killed in 1980 by a former Stanford student, a person murderpedia.org describes as the politician’s “protégé.”  I wonder now if this “protégé” also had been sexually assaulted when he was a student at Stanford.  We all know sexual assault is not limited to male-female interactions.  When one hears an institution state it has done “everything it [can]” and he/she disagrees with the statement....

I assume these are the people you are referencing

http://www.nytimes.com/1982/06/13/books/...story.html

[82lsju]

Just last week my husband, older daughter and I had lunch with one of my husband’s Stanford classmates and all heard him tell a story about how a former Stanford professor preyed on him when this man was a U. S. Congressman invited to talk at Branner.  Apparently after the talk this freshman-classmate drove with this official to Berkeley expecting to attend a function and instead was taken -- with the $1 in his pocket, no debit card, no cell phone (those did not exist in the early 1970s, but then again neither did ubiquitous cameras for Internet porn shots for team members) -- to the Claremont Hotel, where he was told the bad weather prevented them from driving back to Stanford, a second hotel room would not be necessary....

Apparently this U. S. official was killed in 1980 by a former Stanford student, a person murderpedia.org describes as the politician’s “protégé.”  I wonder now if this “protégé” also had been sexually assaulted when he was a student at Stanford.  We all know sexual assault is not limited to male-female interactions.  When one hears an institution state it has done “everything it [can]” and he/she disagrees with the statement....

I assume these are the people you are referencing

http://www.nytimes.com/1982/06/13/books/...story.html