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Tag Archives: sexual harassment
What’s There?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “Is it right to charge a seven-year old with sexual harassment because he said the teacher is cute to another kid? “When I think of my elementary school life vis-a-vis girls, I … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, flight of stairs, lunch room, radio show, sexual harassment
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What Does Adultery Teach Us About Somebody’s Character?
Dennis Prager writes: With Herman Cain’s announcement that he was suspending his presidential campaign because of the charges of sexual harassment and of a 13-year affair, issues are raised that the country would do well to think through. The two … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, great leaders, herman cain, non sequitur, sexual harassment, sexual life
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He Slept With All Of His Interns
The Boston Herald reports: Embattled WTKK radio talk jock Jay Severin has been indefinitely suspended for the second time in nearly two years — a move that bolstered speculation that station brass want to kick its million-dollar-a-year gabster to the … Continue reading
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Tagged american apparel, boston herald, dov charney, jay severin, radio talk, sexual harassment
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UCLA Won’t Discipline Naughty Blonde Alexandra Wallace
The Los Angeles Times reports: Amid a debate about free speech in the Internet era, UCLA announced Friday that it would not proceed with any investigation or disciplinary action against the student who produced a controversial online video in which … Continue reading
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Tagged asian languages, asian students, eugene volokh, gene block, sexual harassment, youtube
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Fondling In The Kitchen
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “You are the wife. You are doing work in the kitchen, washing dishes or in the garden gardening. There are no kids around. Your husband stops by to say something and he … Continue reading
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Tagged correct answer, Dennis Prager, dennisprager, first lady of syria, first thing on my mind, materials science and engineering, puff piece, radio show, sexual harassment, tyrannical regimes, vogue magazine, washing dishes
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Why Haven’t Religious Groups Demanded James Bond Stop Having Pre-Marital Sex?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager noted that anti-smoking groups demanded James Bond not smoke cigars. Why haven’t religious groups demanded James Bond stop womanizing? Dennis said that religious groups are generally less kill-joy than the anti-smoking crowd and … Continue reading
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Tagged corporate environment, Dennis Prager, pre marital sex, sexual harassment, smoke cigars, tight sweater
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The Sleazy Characters Rescuing Isaac Hersh
Rabbi Yosef denied his wife a get (Jewish divorce) for eleven years. She was a chained woman and could not remarry within traditional Judaism. Steve Zakheim, the guy that has custody of Isaac Hersh, practiced massive fraud and sexual harassment … Continue reading
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