Blotnick said that many of the college men still seemed undaunted by the threat of AIDS, in comparison to the women surveyed. "There's a kind of Garden of Eden mentality which is, in fact, making them a little more promiscuous," the poller said. PRINCETON

Provost Will Investigate Alleged Sexual Harassment

In the wake of a recent episode of alleged sexual harassment, Princeton President William G. Bowen has asked Provost Neil Rudenstein to investigate Princeton's sexual harassment policy, in response to student complaints.

Rudenstein will investigate the administration's role in the affair, as well as the effectiveness of the university's current policy on this issue, The Daily Princetonian reported.

The controversy started on January 22, when a senior member of the Dial Lodge eating club allegedly harrassed a junior woman visiting the club.

Princeton's Disciplinary Committee placed the male student on probation for a term and gave the female student a "dean's warning" for "provocative behavior."

As part of strong student criticism of the decision, the Princeton's Women's Center organized a forum early this month to discuss the issue of sexual harassment on campus. Equal numbers of men and women, 150 students in all, attended the event.

Students complained that the Disciplinary Committee did not fully investigate the case, and that the members of the eating club who testified did not have to give an oath of honesty before speaking. Students also asked that a separate committee be formed to evaluate sexual harassment cases. STANFORD

President and His Wife Separate

Stanford University President Donald Kennedy '52 and his wife, Jeanne, are separating, The Stanford Daily reported.

The Kennedys released this statement about their separation: "Dear Friends and Colleagues: We have decide to end our marriage, though not our enduring friendship for one another. We know we can both count on you for help in managing the transition gracefully and in retaining our closeness to you and to the Stanford family."

The Kennedys were married in 1953 and first came to Stanford in 1960. During their marriage they had two daughters. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

Professor Arrested on Porn Charges

A Professor of Geophysics at the University of Chicago was recently arrested for possessing and distributing child pornography, The Chicago Maroon reported.

Paul Moore faces two child pornography counts that could carry as much as a nine-year sentence, according to the commander of the Chicago State Police sex exploitation unit.

Police seized about 40 pieces of child pornography when they seached Moore's residence before arresting him. Moore is also charged with delivering pornographic material to an undercover agent twice this fall.

Police found three handguns in their raid, but Moore faces no charges for possession of illegal firearms.