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RA NCSU Buys Butt Plugs, Dildos For Event - Martin Eisenstadt - 02-10-2013
In Illinois people just would assume it was a Gollin family picnic.
Quote:Public University Buys Butt Plugs, Dildos For Student Event
by Ben Shapiro 8 Feb 2013
Nothing says education quite like butt plugs, vibrators, dildos, edible underwear, and artificial female genitalia. At least that’s what they think over at the [regionally accredited] North Carolina State University, where the Union Activities Board shelled out approximately $300 for such enlightening items for their “Dirty Bingo” event.
What’s the point of the event? Says Lauryn Collier, president of the college’s UAB, “The certified educators plan to use some of the items (those that are appropriate) to demonstrate healthy sex practices.” Which ones are appropriate? No answer from Collier. The university refused to tell Campus Reform whether there would be age restrictions for the event.
Unsurprisingly, the most famous alumnus of NCSU is a local politician … John Edwards.
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RE: RA NCSU Buys Butt Plugs, Dildos For Event - Don Dresden - 02-11-2013
(02-10-2013, 02:15 PM)Martin Eisenstadt Wrote: In Illinois people just would assume it was a Gollin family picnic.
Private universities can set the bar as low as they like, but taxpayer-financed universities shouldn't be pissing away money on freak shows. These self-important mutants and deviants treat the public universities like big romper rooms for retards.
Gollin is a good example of the infantile spoiled brat mentality that squeals and whines when somebody takes away his tax funded toys.
Private donors can decide if those are the kind of activities that inspire them to write checks, but taxpayers don't get the choice. People in NC ought to let the Board of Trustees know you don't appreciate it.
RE: RA NCSU Buys Butt Plugs, Dildos For Event - Winston Smith - 02-11-2013
(02-11-2013, 08:01 AM)Don Dresden Wrote: Gollin is a good example of the infantile spoiled brat mentality that squeals and whines when somebody takes away his tax funded toys.
Gollin's butt plug is his bald empty head.
RE: RA NCSU Buys Butt Plugs, Dildos For Event - Albert Hidel - 02-15-2013
You would think a Crotch Studies major would be pretty much unemployable. But then you have to ask, who teaches perv classes like this? Clearly you all have underestimated the genius of the Gollin Clan once again. In the future there will be no jobs except at government colleges teaching Crotch Studies to the offspring of libtard drones. Or so the Gollin Brat is betting.
Quote:Sex Week at the University of Chicago
by William Bigelow 14 Feb 2013
The [regionally accredited] University of Chicago, often compared to Harvard, Yale and Stanford for the level of its academic excellence, is hosting a Sex Week chock-full of events graphically teaching techniques that, in a more innocent time, were considered private matters. Some examples include workshops titled: “Great Oral Sex with Tea Time and Sex Chats,” “The Perfect Vagina,” “Anal 101,” and “Sex Ed for Kids.” Why, there’s even a musical titled “Genitalia the Musical.”
“Great Oral Sex with Tea Time and Sex Chats” will include talks about “going down on men and women, techniques as well as individual differences and sexual health practices. Yes, expect tea.”
Gee, no coffee?
“Anal 101?” It will feature the “logistics and pleasures of anal sex,” with lessons on “prep, protection, barebacking, etc.”
“Partner Acrobatics?” You’ll learn “how to stand on shoulders and every other place on the body. We’ll have a rope-demonstration where you’ll find that kink is really focused on consent and communication.”
Other great things? A pornographic parody of “Star Wars.”
The worst? “Sex Ed For Kids,” which asks, “How do we talk about sex and its related concepts of choice, gender, and desire to our kindergartners?”
Sex Week is funded by the Dean’s Fund for Student Life and the Student Government Finance Committee.