UConn student video mocks sexual assault
The student-run TV station at the University of Connecticut is apologizing for airing a video that parodies a female student using a campus phone to report an attempted rape. The clip ran as part of
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Feb 2, 2012, 4:06 PM
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The student-run TV station at the University of Connecticut is apologizing for airing a video that parodies a female student using a campus phone to report an attempted rape.
The clip ran as part of the newscast's entertainment program and has sparked protests. Some student groups say it mocks sexual assault.
The station apologized and removed the video on Tuesday, however it has gone viral on YouTube.
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