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Man Anchor: They say it's an effort to cut down on unwanted sexual advances and possibly prevent a rape¹, but the code of conduct at one college is so broad it does not distinguish between a spontaneous hug and forced sex. Why is that? Rudi Bakhtiar reports, you decide.

Rudi Bakhtiar: There is a different kind of battle brewing² at Gettysburg. Gettysburg College is coming under fire by FIRE, an organization that monitors individual rights on college campuses. At issue, this private school's sexual misconduct policy.

Greg Lukianoff: That makes really no distinction between a forcible sexual assault and a hug that you didn't ask for.

Rudi Bakhtiar: The policy describes physical contact of a lewd³ type such as brushing, touching⁴, grabbing, pinching, patting, hugging and kissing as examples of sexual misconduct. Furthermore, it requires verbal consent as in stating 'yes' before engaging in any sexual activity.

Timothy Stanton: That's what's misinterpreted a lot, where some guys'll feel as though they have consent whereas in actuality they don't.

John Gilfillan: Sometimes it'd be hard to get / consent for such small things, er, such as hugging and like patting.

Rudi Bakhtiar: Colleges all over America have implemented⁵ codes of conduct for the protection of the students. According to the Justice Department, just under 3% of all college women become victims of rape, either completed or attempted in a given 9-month academic year.

Rudi Bakhtiar: At first glance that risk might seem low, but take that percentage and project it over a typical 5-year college career, and it translates to 1 out of every 5 women.

Rudi Bakhtiar: Gettysburg administrators⁶ refused to appear on camera, but told us they stand by the policy. Many students do too.

Girl Student: I don't have to worry about actually being raped⁷ before I can say this is sexual harassment⁸.

Rudi Bakhtiar: FIRE says the policy as it's written now makes normal affectionate behavior a crime and risks victimizing innocent students. They're prepared to keep up the fight for a rewrite.

Rudi Bakhtiar: In Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Rudi Bakhtiar, Fox (Report).