> The question at hand is whether or not things have gone too far. I think it's fairly clear that it has, at this point. 1. Sexual assault is defined so broad

> The question at hand is whether or not things have gone too far. I think it's fairly clear that it has, at this point. 1. Sexual assault is defined so broadly it's virtually impossible to legal have sex. "Can I hug you?" "Yes" "Can I kiss you?" "Yes" "Can I squeeze your butt?" "Yes" etc. Did you kiss their neck without asking for and receiving positive, enthusiastic consent? That's sexual assault. 2. There's no recourse if there's an accusation. Notification of a complaint is stated in the form of expulsion. Once expelled, there's no appeals process. There can and should be an extra judicial system to expect offenders. But this is the wrong one.