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Blackout poetry is made by colouring over parts of an existing text, so that only selected words remain visible, creating a poem. To use this tool, you can select a text from the samples, or paste your own text source into the custom text field.

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"This warning addresses a report of sexual misconduct."
"Resources are available on and off campus to provide assistance."
"Perpetrators are responsible for criminal behavior."
"They take advantage of vulnerability and seek opportunities to commit crime."
"You can take specific actions to reduce your vulnerability"

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Students deserve to know about what’s going on around campus so that they can react accordingly. They also deserve to know if anything is actively being done to solve or prevent the incidents that we hear about happening around campus — although, I feel that we never really get any information about that type of thing.

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The amount of notifications I get from the Timely Warnings is concerning… sometimes it can be up to three within the span of an hour. I also notice that I tend to get them more during the weekends.

On one hand I’m glad more of these things are getting reported, but on the other it just makes me sad because despite the reports, it seems to keep happening and at an alarming rate too. It makes me wonder if Penn State actually takes any action at all.

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Every notification serves as a reminder that Penn State does not do enough to prevent sexual violence from happening. The first few weeks this semester, we had an egregious amount of timely warnings, not to mention all the ones we've gotten since.

The University's default on the promise to conduct sexual violence climate surveys every three years speaks for itself. Admin's complacency is really sickening and saddening. Penn State students deserve better.

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while sending timely warnings is important so students know when a dangerous event has happened, they do absolutely nothing to prevent future assaults. Additionally, the large number of sexual assault warnings sent out only account for a small fraction of actual cases. We have never really seen significant action by the university this semester except for one town hall and the release of the sexual assault survey from 2018 (for which release requests have been made since it was run); far more needs to be done. The university must act swiftly to make it clearl that sexual assault cases will be taken incredibly seriously, and perpetrators will face severe consequences for their actions. Until then, PSU timely warnings will be about as useful as all of their other displays of performative activism.

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Every time I see a new Timely Warning in my inbox it makes me feel like nothing will ever change. I think the name "Timely Warning" is really ridiculous too. It's always too little, too late. If it was truly "Timely", the university would be taking more tangible action to prevent these "Warnings" from even occurring. I can say that I've seen anything change, and I'm not hopeful either. But I wish I was.

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I've always found issue with the language used. As someone who has suffered from sexual violence, and victim-blaming, it feels like the university is putting the responsibility on me to "reduce my vulnerability". Who is making themselves vulnerable?? Why do I need to reduce my vulnerability? What have I done wrong? Exist? Is my presence my vulnerability, how then can I reduce this? Am I then responsible for the violence other commit on me, because I was "making myself vulnerable"?

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As students, we have a right to know what happens, but we also deserve to know that things are being changed. It’s unsettling receiving so many warnings but with no notice of how the university is working to make things better.

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even if reported right after it happens there is so much time between when it happens and when it gets posted. It also never says how severe it is so by the time it is reported I never know what to think. At the very least we are warned about how often it happens on campus

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These “timely warnings” need to be communicated and sent out as soon as it is reported. Knowing that there is a threat and knowing what type of threat is occurring is an important part of keeping yourself and others safe. The sooner you can see this information the better chance you have to act accordingly. The warnings are meant to keep the student body informed so they should be consistent in that regard and be sent out in a timely manner.