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1 posted on 06/17/2004 7:21:12 AM PDT by esryle
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Sending female employees to a strip club? This guy is begging for a sexual harassment lawsuit.


2 posted on 06/17/2004 7:23:27 AM PDT by exile (Exile - Helen Thomas tried to lure me into her Gingerbread House.)
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Chippendales is a high-class male revue that became popular in the 1980s. Well-muscled young men wearing bow-ties and bare chests strip to scanty undies for female audiences. The tagline says AP, but the writing says Mark Morford. A 'high class male revue' where men strip to their 'scanty undies?' I just died a little inside. I can't believe this is an AP article.
3 posted on 06/17/2004 7:25:53 AM PDT by ICX (PANTIES ON HEADS!!! THE OUTRAGE!!!)
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This is sex discrimination against the MALE workers who have low morale. They should be treated acoordingly.


4 posted on 06/17/2004 7:28:15 AM PDT by BipolarBob (Yes I backed over the vampire, but I swear I didn't see it in my rearview mirror.)
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They still have this Chippendales garbage? Nothing worse than women trying to act like they are having a good time acting like men. I'd rather clean up cat puke. Never found overly pumped up hairless men with breasts to be sexy. Always seemed very gay to me.


5 posted on 06/17/2004 7:33:31 AM PDT by beaversmom (Michael Medved has the Greatest radio show on GOD's Green Earth)
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Moreland is the former president of the Council for Better Education, the superintendents group that brought the historic lawsuit that resulted in the Kentucky Education Reform Act of 1990 and its revolutionary reform of Kentucky's public schools.

Clearly, the same type of wisdom and perspective that leads one to go to strip shows.

6 posted on 06/17/2004 7:35:14 AM PDT by blanknoone (Europe says: "Let's give communism another try!")
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Poor judgement, poor taste. He should have bought them lunch in a fancy restaraunt. That would have worked just as well and not been questionable.


7 posted on 06/17/2004 7:39:39 AM PDT by LibKill (Once more into the breach, dear friends!)
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Maybe the superintendent thought it was a furniture show...


8 posted on 06/17/2004 7:40:07 AM PDT by 2banana (They want to die for Islam and we want to kill them)
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We have a saying here in our office....anything can happen in Kentucky...and usually does....


9 posted on 06/17/2004 7:41:01 AM PDT by Badeye
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It worked, but it also raised the ire of at least one person, who wrote an anonymous letter to the state Office of Education Accountability

What a hump. The guy paid for it with his own money. If you don’t want to go, don’t go.

11 posted on 06/17/2004 7:42:09 AM PDT by dead (I've got my eye out for Mullah Omar.)
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I believe this qualifies as a "Just DAMN" scenario. Talk about piss-poor judgment.


13 posted on 06/17/2004 7:45:17 AM PDT by 54-46 Was My Number
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Aside from his choice of career, which is of course that of a fund raiser for a malevolent monopolistic business enterprise, he is a pretty good fellow. WHAT in the world was he THINKING?


15 posted on 06/17/2004 7:48:05 AM PDT by nkycincinnatikid
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I read that the Southern Baptist Convention stopped short of a resoultion asking that their members to remove their children from the public schools. It is rather routine articles like this that give support to such a resolution. In many states more outrageous things than these go unreported.


16 posted on 06/17/2004 7:49:54 AM PDT by Biblebelter
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stunned......

but then again, he is probably a demonrat and therefore, nothing will be done about it...

but just trying sending your employees to a faith revival.....

22 posted on 06/17/2004 8:00:33 AM PDT by cherry
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I guess what I find most interesting is that in the first 20 posts in a supposedly conservative forum, there wasn't a peep raised about the fact that these are role models who have ongoing access to our children. Where's the concern about character? Where's the eye-raising? These voyeurs are our children's teachers and role models.

Are we going to buy into the Clintonian argument that what a role model does in private is irrelevant to his character or to his leadership role?

Once upon a time in Jesus' day, a follower--a disciple--was someone who followed their master 24/7. This is still true in India amongst its gurus. You learned from Jesus the Master or India's gurus around-the-clock--from both the intentional teaching times as well as a life-on-life absorption. Education was more informal than formal--it was caught, not just taught. What Jesus did in his solo time (prayer) impacted what he did in his social life.

Character isn't something you manufacture professionally. It's who you are, 24/7. And it bleeds. It bleeds over any false boundaries we attempt to set up.

What a person in a position of trust (children-wise) does in their "own" time (whatever that is given that we're only stewards, not masters of this life on earth) has implications for influencing children who emulate them.

Otherwise, who gives a rip if educators themselves earn extra income as strippers or prostitutes outside the classroom?

24 posted on 06/17/2004 8:09:47 AM PDT by Colofornian
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Apparently the Chippers didn't get quite the reaction they were hoping for from this group:

"We just laughed and laughed and laughed," said Jena Meehan, the superintendent's secretary. "It was a spectacle, to be sure,

I'm sure those scantily clad dudes would hope for a better reaction than laughter. I don't know many men who would be comfortable with a bunch of women laughing at his naked body.

25 posted on 06/17/2004 8:20:40 AM PDT by Iowa Granny (Impersonating June Cleaver since 1967)
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NOTHING was wrong with what he did. PERIOD!

No need for excuses, crying, whining, nor apologies!

Tell them all to go to H&LL!


27 posted on 06/17/2004 8:22:15 AM PDT by steplock (http://www.gohotsprings.com)
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Chippendales is a high-class male revue that became popular in the 1980s. Well-muscled young men wearing bow-ties and bare chests strip to scanty undies for female audiences.[...and occasional gay school superintendents?]
44 posted on 06/17/2004 9:06:02 AM PDT by Van Jenerette (Our Republic - If we can Keep it!)
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Sending female employees to a strip club? This guy is begging for a sexual harassment lawsuit.

From the article:

The women who attended the show said they enjoyed it.

"We just laughed and laughed and laughed," said Jena Meehan, the superintendent's secretary.

Sexual harassment lawsuit? It doesn't sound like the women who attended the strip show were very upset about it. Besides, who was harassed?

55 posted on 06/17/2004 9:27:26 AM PDT by judgeandjury
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What are the odds that one of the female employees got a private strip show after the event by the Super?? $420 out of the kindness of his heart.....Right!

Pray for W and Our Awesome Troops

63 posted on 06/17/2004 9:35:34 AM PDT by bray (Let's win one more for the Gipper)
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Chippendales is a high-class male revue that became popular.....

Ummmm...anything that involves folks stripping and humping the air to entertain people of the opposite sex can't be classified as "high-class"...

But regardless of the morality of the Chippendale show, the use of school funds absolutely throws this off the deep end. The Jack The Jerk should loose his job. What's the difference between this guy taking/sending his female staff members to a Chippendales show, and a classroom teacher sending their graduating male Seniors (who are 18) to a strip joint?

84 posted on 06/17/2004 10:18:49 AM PDT by TheBattman (Leadership = http://www.georgewbush.com/)
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