La Salle University may have originated from the teachings of the Christian Brothers but, apparently, that doesn’t mean they don’t know how to party as the school has come under fire for housing a symposium featuring lap dances and strippers.
According to students, as told to Philadelphia’s City Paper, La Salle assistant professor of management Jack Rappaport led a symposium on business ethics. But while the subject matter of the symposium was on Platonic and Hegelian ethics, Rappaport provided a little extra value in the form of strippers giving lap dances.
The class, which requires a $150 admission fee [ED. NOTE: In traditional stripper environments, this would be known as a "cover charge"], featured three exotic dancers in bikinis who serviced students and Rappaport himself with lap dances during the lesson.
Rappaport had told students that strippers were booked for the class weeks in advance, though many students expected them to be a prop in the lesson rather than so hands (and crotch) on.
Forty five minutes into the class, the dean of the Business School came into the lecture hall and broke up the class.
The school is “launching a full investigation” and Rappaport will be suspended until they come to a decision.
This just seems like a simple matter of mis-communication, in my eyes. Students came to the classroom expecting a lesson on ethics as espoused by G.W.F. Hegel. But instead, clearly Rappaport meant that he would teach the students about ethics and Kegels, also known as the exercises designed to flex and strengthen the vaginal muscles. It’s not Rappaport’s fault that his love of two interests so seemingly unrelated were misinterpreted like that.
Plus there’s a lot of things you can learn about business ethics from strippers. Mainly that the best way to get your way in this world is to vigorously rub your genitals on the crotch of someone with money. That’s pretty much our entire ad sales process here. FUCK, I'de gladly give $150.00 if she was tutoring and giving demo's!!!
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