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Not that I have a strong opinion, but it feels less disturbing than if he had intercourse with his students, where there could be space for abuse. And his stude
by palata 2y ago
Not that I have a strong opinion, but it feels less disturbing than if he had intercourse with his students, where there could be space for abuse. And his students are university students (it would be different for a school teacher, of course).
So yeah, as long as it doesn't impact his teaching (and relation with students), I don't think I see a problem.
- fortran77 2y agoI think it's OK to have a contractual stipulation that you won't do anything to embarass your employer, especially if you're in a management or leadership position. That being said, I don't like how universities pick and choose on what to defend as "free speech" and what to double down on... They need to be consistent and clear.