Sexual Harassment

OGDEN — A former associate dean at Stevens-Henager College’s campus in Ogden has filed a federal sexual harassment lawsuit, alleging her boss kissed and touched her inappropriately and that she was demoted after reporting the incident.

The suit filed Thursday in U.S. District Court by Lee Berger names as defendants the college; her former supervisor, Dr. Mario Merida; and Stevens-Henager Ogden Campus President and Regional Director Vicky L. Dewsnup.

OGDEN -- A federal judge has ruled a woman suing Weber County for sexual harassment can add claims of violation of her First Amendment rights to the lawsuit.

CHICAGO -- The young woman ignored the school principal's voicemails asking her to meet for cocktails. Her eventual reply, after persistent text messages that included explicit sexual requests and a photo of his private parts, was emphatic: "LEAVE ME ALONE!!"

By the time she had gotten 40 texts and phone messages from the principal in five days, the woman, who had met the principal during a college internship, was not merely fed up, but afraid. She turned to her mother, her pastor and his wife for advice.

"Get the bastards," the woman recalled her mother saying. "Go to police."

PHILADELPHIA -- A Pennsylvania man, depressed over a breakup with his girlfriend, allegedly posted a sex tape of the couple on the Internet because he was "trying to be hateful," he allegedly told police.

NEW YORK — Leaving little to the imagination, a Chicago-area woman on Monday accused Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain of making a crude sexual advance more than a decade ago when she was seeking his help finding a job.

WASHINGTON — Herman Cain’s rise as a presidential contender was supposed to prove that race didn’t matter in the Republican Party. Cain is fast making it the only thing that does.