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December 8, 2000

In the Campus Shadows, Women Are Stalkers as Well as the Stalked

By ANDREW BROWNSTEIN

New studies on college victim rates prompt debate

Twice.

They only kissed twice. To the other freshmen in the Central Michigan University

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Stalking in the General Population and at 2 Colleges

College Women: How They Were Stalked

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