<p>Student activists at Cornell University vandalized an administration building as a protest against the university's handling of gang rape allegations. The incident occurred overnight, with students reportedly smashing a glass door at the entrance of Day Hall and painting messages on the walls at approximately 3 a.m. on Monday, according to the Cornell Daily Sun.</p><p>Activists defended their actions, stating that they view property damage as nonviolent compared to condoning rape. This protest follows a high-profile case that has garnered national attention.</p><p>Cornell University President has stated that the institution will take a 'serious look' at fraternities in light of the allegations.</p>
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Cornell University Building Vandalized in Response to Handling of Rape Allegations
Cornell University students vandalized an administration building in protest of the university's handling of gang rape allegations. The incident involved property damage and was defended by activists as a necessary response to perceived inaction on serious issues. The university plans to review its fraternity policies following the allegations.
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