Looks like it is happening in most divisions ---
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/mor ... f883703f47

They've really got an outstanding group of people over there

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I love all Far Side mentions

If Fox doesn't watch out they may get to be as bad as the Silicon Valley and Uber. I bet every women that ever worked at any of these places is getting "hit on" by lawyers now.

https://www.thestreet.com/story/1421696 ... world.html

I think the investigators should target Congress next. The climate there for sexual infidelity is ripe for the picking on both sides of the aisle. In fact, it's present in every facet of life and in every community. We, humans, are all sinners and extremely susceptible to devilish temptation. Throw in a few women and men who are "gold diggers" and you'll have a fine tempest worthy of tabloid and Mountaineer Message Board coverage.

P.S. No need to target the campus at ASU or any other college or university for investigation. Generally speaking, you'd never find this sort of risky/self-destructive behavior involving faculty, students or administration.

A thousand apologies for the inadvertent double post.

asu66 wrote:I think the investigators should target Congress next. The climate there for sexual infidelity is ripe for the picking on both sides of the aisle. In fact, it's present in every facet of life and in every community. We, humans, are all sinners and extremely susceptible to devilish temptation. Throw in a few women and men who are "gold diggers" and you'll have a fine tempest worthy of tabloid and Mountaineer Message Board coverage.

P.S. No need to target the campus at ASU or any other college or university for investigation. Generally speaking, you'd never find this sort of risky/self-destructive behavior involving faculty, students or administration.

Infidelity and sexual assault/harassment are two separate things. One has willing participants the other does not. Clueless.

Spent most of my career in HR. I understand the difference quite well. Not much I haven't dealt with after 38 years in the biz. Outright sexual harassment/abuse should be addressed by every appropriate authority. Very often, the truth is very difficult, if not impossible, to discern.

HighlandsApp wrote:

asu66 wrote:I think the investigators should target Congress next. The climate there for sexual infidelity is ripe for the picking on both sides of the aisle. In fact, it's present in every facet of life and in every community. We, humans, are all sinners and extremely susceptible to devilish temptation. Throw in a few women and men who are "gold diggers" and you'll have a fine tempest worthy of tabloid and Mountaineer Message Board coverage.

P.S. No need to target the campus at ASU or any other college or university for investigation. Generally speaking, you'd never find this sort of risky/self-destructive behavior involving faculty, students or administration.

Infidelity and sexual assault/harassment are two separate things. One has willing participants the other does not. Clueless.

But not always.

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Some years ago my wife and I were playing slot machines at the casino near Tampa. After about 10 min we were up $100. I stopped at that point and drove directly to the nearby Costco and purchased The Complete Far Side, which was on sale for $100. Best purchase I ever made with gambling winnings (though the only time I have been to a casino also.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Complete_Far_Side

It can be found cheaper now.