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To: Soul of the South

I am a 54 year old professor and I have NEVER messed with any female coed since I started 27 years ago. To this day, my office door stays wide open at all times. I have worked too hard to get where I am today. Many of my students today are the children of the students who were around me when I first started.

Having said that, over the years I have heard rumors of some transgressions and remember of one prof in my area of study (Agriculture) at another Midwestern University who lost his job to this very issue.

This may be more common in the business and humanities.


38 posted on 10/15/2016 5:43:42 AM PDT by Man from Oz (Obama is the skidmark left on AmericaÂ’s underpants after a 7 year long fart.)
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To: Man from Oz

Good for you. Morals are important.

But morals come from someone having demonstrated them by example. Statistically, society needs more such demonstrations. The alternative is that social mores are moved towards licentious behaviors and ultimately the evil side of human character.


45 posted on 10/15/2016 6:28:41 AM PDT by Hostage (ARTICLE V):)
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To: Man from Oz

Very rare for a college Prof to be conservative these days. Even UNO was full of lefties. GA State had lefties in their MBA program.


51 posted on 10/15/2016 8:57:38 AM PDT by Lumper20
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To: Man from Oz

A lot depends on the university. Seems to be more common in the liberal arts and at very liberal institutions based on my personal experience and comments I’ve heard from others.


53 posted on 10/15/2016 12:08:48 PM PDT by Soul of the South (Tomorrow is gone. Today will be what we make of it.)
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