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ALBANY, N.Y. — A federal court in New York halted Siena College from suspending a male student for two school years after concluding there was reasonable suspicion that he sexually assaulted a coed. The Title IX hearing officer declined to consider exculpatory evidence brought by the anonymous litigant, which he claims indicates that gender bias motivated the school’s decision.
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