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Harvard Suspends Men’s Soccer Team and More Gender News

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Connor Zickgraf

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Gender News

In this edition of Gender News: Harvard suspends the men’s soccer team for lewd comments about female players, more details emerge in the Baylor sexual violence scandal, a woman gets assaulted in virtual reality and women in Iceland lead a gender equality protest by leaving work "14 percent" early.