Mar 26, 2017 Los Angeles Daily News unveils 113 sexual harassment claims against employees in the University of California educational system and reports the blind eye of the UC administration and the climate that enables repeat offenders. [1] The Superior Court of Los Angeles database also shows several recent lawsuits filed against the University of Southern California by esteemed women who alleged to have spoken to USC administration about the hostility from their workplace and in lieu of gaining some relief were let go. The Oct 2016 CBS breaking news of Nathalie Gosset's story at USC is one of the many that deserve the spotlight from the press. More than half million people have viewed the CBS segment on YouTube. Nathalie is actively contacting the House Representatives and Senators to convey her support for a non partisan bill that has just been proposed to Congress that would help others faced with a similar situation. More details in the next update. In the meantime, President Nikias of the University of Southern California has yet to respond to the 2,300 people who signed the petition. Our support through the petition represents in volume approximately 20% of the number of USC's full time employees. Thank you for continuing to share this petition with others so that we can reach the tipping point. Your support is fantastic. Reference [1] "UC Sex Harass Cases Unveiled," written by Rozana Kopetman and Chris Hair, staff writers. Los Angeles Daily News, March 26, 2017.