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“I don’t think Washington has helped much and their presumption that universities aren’t dealing with this problem is wrong,” said Hunter R. Rawlings III, past Cornell President and past President of the Association of American Universities. “The federal government is demanding we be on top of the issue, but where they presume we’re not doing a good job it’s not helpful.”<ref name=sun/>

“I don’t think Washington has helped much and their presumption that universities aren’t dealing with this problem is wrong,” said Hunter R. Rawlings III, past Cornell President and past President of the Association of American Universities. “The federal government is demanding we be on top of the issue, but where they presume we’re not doing a good job it’s not helpful.”<ref name=sun/>

Since none of this was adopted as official regulation, it was later reversed by the Trump Administration, which was criticized by women's groups and liberals.

Since the "Dear Colleague Letter" was never adopted as official regulation, it was reversed by the Trump Administration without any formal rulemaking process needed, a decision criticized by women's groups and liberals.

==Admissions==

==Admissions==