some dorky administrator who's never been desired their entire lives, is my guess. 
UofT sexual harassment policy: when the perpetrator "ought reasonably to know that the solicitation...is unwelcome." Who defines reasonably?
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The loudest political lesbians?
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Wouldn't this violate the rights of neuro-atypical students who are bad, or even below average, at reading social cues?
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the U of T ministry of truth said that only white men can be harassers
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It's when you should know how stupid and ugly you are. I'm only half joking.
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Don't make eye contact, look straight ahead.. and for the love of god, whatever you do, don't say "Hi", to the opposite sex
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generally speaking, whether something is "reasonable" is a determination for the court to make.
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That's a phrase used ALL THE TIME in law. It's very well defined by common law.
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and yet this isn't law, its campus policy, which provides almost no rights for accused as in criminal cases
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