Conflict of interest is arguable, but these regulations paint a false portrait of an "all-powerful professor" picking and choosing students to deflower as he pl

Conflict of interest is arguable, but these regulations paint a false portrait of an "all-powerful professor" picking and choosing students to deflower as he pleases, which is most definitely the furthest thing from how it actually works. They also make "inappropriate humor" against policy, which is frankly ridiculous. Having gone to Cornell, which made John Cleese of Monty Python fame a "Professor at Large", it would appall my every sensibility if the vast swathes of inappropriate humor in Monty Python were banned.