The recent turmoil on our campuses has been most enlightening.

Consider this Tablet article by Princeton student Alexandra Orbuch who was harassed by one of the Hamas zealots and had the temerity to complain about it.

Here’s a key paragraph:

In addition to not pursuing any disciplinary action against the student who assaulted me, the university allowed him to issue a no contact order (NCO) against me. This occurred despite the fact that the NCO policies were very clear that the university only provides no contact orders ‘if conflict persists after an individual communicates in writing to the other individual that they wish to have no communication with that individual.’ I did not get that warning in writing—or any other form—before the NCO was ordered. The rules weren’t followed in my case, and despite my attempts to seek clarification, Princeton’s administrators refused to reckon with that and explain this breach of policy.

Imagine how much different Princeton’s response would have been if this were a Title IX case.