In the Technician today:

[Opening sentences.] During her college years, one out of four women is the victim of a rape or attempted rape, 57 percent of which happen on dates. The victims know the attacker 84 percent of the time. One out of every five college students will have a direct experience with relationship violence.

Ever since I wrote about these fabricated statistics three years ago, I’ve been chronicling the frequency with which they are cited as gospel truth on campus. The following list is not comprehensive:

? N.C. State, Aug. 2002

? N.C. State, early Sept. 2002

? N.C. State, late Sept. 2002

? UNC-Chapel Hill, Nov. 2002

? Duke, Feb. 2003

? UNC-Chapel Hill, April 2003

? UNC-Greensboro, Sept. 2003

? UNC-Chapel Hill, March 2004

? Duke, April 2004

? N.C. State, Oct. 2004

? Duke, Oct. 2004

? Duke, Nov. 2004

? Duke, Feb. 2005

Once again, I must remind LR readers this quotation: “When challenged for any studies supporting the claim that feminist censorship would stop rape, Susan Brownmiller responded: ‘The statistics will come. We supply the ideology; it’s for other people to come up with the statistics.'”