Police probe a reported assault near UChicago as New York weighs sexual assault law changes

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How the sides differ Left sources focus on a specific police investigation near the University of Chicago; alternative sources focus on possible New York law changes, citing Minnesota as an example.

Both reports involve sexual assault in connection with universities, but they describe different matters. CBS News reports that police are investigating a newly reported sexual assault at an off-campus fraternity house near the University of Chicago. The Christian Science Monitor reports that New York is considering changes to its sexual assault statutes after the Cornell University case, and that it could look to other states, with Minnesota as a possible example. One piece covers an active investigation; the other covers policy.

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Left CBSCBS NewsDetails as police investigate alleged sexual assault off University of Chicago's campus

Presents a local news report on an active police investigation into a newly reported assault at an off-campus fraternity house.

Alternative CSChristian Science MonitorNew York considers changing its sexual assault law. Minnesota could serve as an example.

Presents a policy angle: how New York might change its sexual assault law, with Minnesota as a possible model.

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