I just finished a blog where I wrote that kids are learning things at school, or at least on school grounds that they should NOT be.
Well, it seems that professors in Japan are taking lessons off campus that they should NOT.
How about a lesson in how to keep your hands to yourself?
A professor at Tsukuba University apparently failed the class when he took it in kindergarten.
The 50-year old professor was quoted as saying, "She was my type. I just couldn't hold back" when he went after a
21-year old vocational school student on a train for about 50 minutes.The prof admitted to the allegations during questioning and will be accused of violating a Tokushima anti-nuisance bylaw.
Yeah, I'll say he was a nuisance.
And what about the young lady?
Why can't students go to school, be at school safely anymore?
BOOO! She's 21. Unless she was a student at his university, which it doesn't say she was, her status as being "a student" is irrelevant. I'm 35, and as of last May I was still "a student" taking night classes to complete my degree. I hope that my continuing to take courses does not disqualify me from attempting to date any professors from one of our town's 2 other major universities. Or a local high school for that matter.
If you think 50-year olds shouldn't try to hit on 21-year olds that's one thing. But don't try to couch this as some lewd, molesting professor attempting to prey on a student.
Posted by: kevjohn | August 7, 2007 9:33 AM | Permalink to Comment