[Bigg Red]

The guy paid for it with his own money.

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Indeed he did. And he probably did not violate any laws or policies, but the point is that it was wholly inappropriate for women involved in the education of children to be seen at such an establishment. Fair or not, those in education need to hold themselves to a higher standard.

[dead]

I agree that it wasn't the greatest idea, but I still say the person who wrote the anonymous letter to try to have him fired over it is a hump. A gutless anonymous hump.

[Junior]

I guess if you get a job as a teacher, you've got to give up having a life, huh? These folks are adults and no one was hurt.

[Xenalyte]

it was wholly inappropriate for women involved in the education of children to be seen at such an establishment.

Not "to be there," but "to be seen" there. So if they'd been in a private room with the dancers, away from the rest of the audience who could ID them, it'd be okay?

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

but the point is that it was wholly inappropriate for women involved in the education of children to be seen at such an establishment.

What if they're teaching sex ed? :-)

[Luis Gonzalez]

"...the point is that it was wholly inappropriate for women involved in the education of children to be seen at such an establishment..."

There were no children there!

These are not nuns, they are adult Americans.

They are as free to attend as they were not to attend.