False reports compromise truth
False Title IX accusations undermines the truthfulness of the vast majority of reports (Catherine Regen/Old Gold & Black)
Catherine Regen
Catherine is a junior, originally from Washington D.C., but who grew up living overseas in Ankara, Turkey and Paris, France. She is a Politics and International Affairs major with minors in English and French. In her spare time you can find her traveling abroad, and baking croissants in the Luter kitchens.
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