I once heard a talk by a retired youth court Judge. He was in Calgary, 2000 or so. I don't remember his name. He told us, every case that came before him, he would ask himself: Is this a crime? Is this bad manners? Is this bad morals? Using these three categories, he sorted through the messy situations he faced. Concerning the reporting of the Globe and Mail, I only skimmed the report. I read the first part, and the last. The reporters told the case of a university student, female who did went to a party and did some drinking. She passed out, and when she regained consciousness, found a male friend screwing her. This is a difficult case to sort out. Is this a crime, is this a case of bad morals, is it a case of bad manners? I am in my 60's. My morals weren't too good when I was in my 20's. But why aren't teachers and other leaders speaking about morals to University students? And why are female students getting drunk at mixed parties? These students are not yet mature adults.