  This week in victim-blaming, a Princeton student explains why
it's a drunk girl's fault if she gets raped. Luckily, students
and non-students alike are on hand to rebut her.  In yesterday's
Daily Princetonian, freshman Iulia Neagu wrote of a (probably
soon to be ex-) friend who accused a man of rape after he had
sex with her when she was too drunk to consent or even remember
anything the next day. Neagu asks, "Should the fact that she
willingly got herself into an advanced state of inebriation
prevent her from complaining about anything that happened to her
while she was in that state?" Basically, Neagu's answer is yes.
She continues,  She knew what would happen if she started
drinking. We all know that the more people drink, the less
likely they are to make wise decisions. It is common sense.
IvyGate quotes one Princetonian commenter who said, "I'm very
disappointed the Prince staff allowed this to be published.
They're obviously just using a poor freshman as a sacrifice to
the publicity gods." But other