It seems at OSU (Ohio State) that yes, that is one of a group of books that some members of the faculty have decided is sexual harassment.
A librarian suggested 4 conservative tomes as part of the first year reading Experience, one of which was Rick Santorum's book, and another by David Horowitz. While no one will argue that these are conservative writers, I hardly think they are demonstrative of sexual harassment. Indeed, I fail to see how any books could be thus construed (unless naming Jane Doe and what you would do to her was a book).
So it seems that some universities have not only gone off the deep liberal end of railing against conservative works, they are now seeking to ban books because they are not to their ideals of liberal standards. And not only to get the books banned, but to criminalize anyone who dares recommend them (there is no statement that the librarian was advocating any of the themes of the books).
Universities are making a mockery of themselves. And the worst part is they don't even realize it. Remember that hoax about the kid who wanted to check out Mao's little Red Book? The left just went that one one better.