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^^^ My response to that article:
1. I want there to be fewer suggestions on what women should do to prevent this unless it will be matched by suggestions to men.
2. There are few, if any, articles written to men (in general) and fraternity men (in particular) on what to do to prevent themselves from being the perpetrator and from being the assistant to the perpetrator.
3. These incidents are in a GLO context but power struggles and community climates should be addressed beyond the GLO context. I believe more change happens when addressing both the larger issue and the GLO-specific issues.
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