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located  \nReported assault may have involved Stanford students  \nBy Janine De Fao  \nSenior staff writer  \nStephanie was forcibly'grabbed,kissed andfondled'by a white malein the second-floor bath-room.  \nPolice have located and interviewed the14-year-old who was allegedly the victimof an Oct.6 sexual assault at the DeltaKappa Epsilon house,according to StanfordPolice Capt.Raoul Niemeyer.  \nBy Lena Slachmuijlder  \nNo students will automatically be put on academic  \nThe victim was forcibly “grabbed,kissedand fondled\"by a white male in the secondfloor bathroom of the Deke house,she toldSgt.Christopher Lefferts and Deputy Kath-leen Strehl in an interview Friday at herPalo Alto home.  \nprobation based on their academic record this quar-  \nter.  \nIn response to the Oct.17 earthquake,the Office  \nof the Registrar has decided to\"find the most  \nflexible reading of the existing policy,\"University  \npeople behind the bar all night.He added  \nthat the possibility of her serving herself  \nRegistrar Sally Mahoney said.  \nThe girl told police the incident did not  \nThe reading means that dropping below nine unitsthis quarter will not automatically lead to academicprobation.Instead,students will be evaluated overB span of three quarters:spring 1988-89,fall 1989-90and winter 1989-90.Students will only risk academicprobation if they have fallen below the 36-unitminimum over the three quarters.  \nis\"questionable.\"  \noccur in a stall,as others had alleged,and  \nThe girl said she danced with a whitemale between the ages of 18 and 20 whois of medium height and weight.He hasdark brown medium-length hair and waswearing a light pink coral necklace and alight blue,long-sleeved shirt with a logoon the back.She described him as a“surfertype.\"  \nthat there were four or five other men inthe bathroom who did not attempt to assist  \nAccording to Niemeyer,the investigation\"indicates that the students there wereprobably Stanford students.\"The girl didnot say the students were from the Cali-fornia Polytechnic State University,as pre-viously reported.  \nStudents already on academic probation will alsobe evaluated at the end of winter quarter beforeany further actions are taken.Entering students'records will be evaluated following winter quarter,based on a two-quarter span.  \nLater that night,she talked with theindividual upstairs.He took her into aroom,which turned out to be the men'sroom,and he grabbed her.She tried toleave,but he wouldn't allow her to go,shesaid.  \nLast month,a Pacific Grove woman whoattended the party told University officialsand The Daily that she spoke with the girlthat night.Much of the information thepolice had prior to contacting the girl wasbased on this woman's story.  \nThis reading of the policy will apply to all students,not only those who lost their housing in the earth-quake.\"Some students were physically displaced,some had families in trouble,\"said Mahoney.\"Somestudents have needs that we can't see.We're notfocusing only on displaced students,\"she said.  \nHe kissed and fondled her,but they did  \nnot have sex,the girl said.  \nThe girl was 13 at the time of the incident  \nShortly afterward,her friend Eric came  \nbut has since turned 14.  \nFollowing the earthquake,the Committee on Ac-ademic Appraisal and Achievement,which includesfaculty,student and administration representatives,decided to extend the deadline for declaring thepass/no credit option.  \ninto the bathroom and escorted her out,  \nThe police found the alleged victim after  \nshe said.  \nreceiving two anonymous phone calls and  \nSoon after the incident,she talked to JillSalak,a Pacific Grove resident.Salak laterwrote a letter to Stanford authorities al-leging a sexual assault had occurred.  \ntalking to a Gunn High School official.  \nAccording to Niemeyer,the girl said shearrived at the party alone but later me","cbCailPzdScxoIGY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailPzdScxoIGY","pdf",37177570,34,"English","# Students get 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