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Gatorhater
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Oh man, if allowing black players to have *** with girl is now sexual harassment, the SEC is in frigging BIG trouble, don't you think? Doesn't the ncaa call it illegal inducements? So kid get laid, then gets ***** by losing scholarship. Well, I guess that would be the damages for the harassment lawsuit.
They charge 1.) racial discrimination. The tutor singled out athletes, allegedly the black males.
They charge 2.) sexual harassment. Males were harassed for dipping in the daughter sauce.
I wonder if this gets thrown when they find out that a couple of white dip in that sauce too.
What couldn't just pass his classes and dip just enough to get any extra tutoring session, if necessary?
Either way, this sounds like the lawyers are just going out for fame and press, since it's hard to tell whether the athlete pass his classes and remain eligible, or that he flunked in spite of the extra curricular activity.
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Posted on Oct 31, 2015
by Lincoln Wright
SOUTH BEND — A lawsuit filed Friday accuses a University of Notre Dame employee of pressuring a student into a sexual relationship with her daughter, as well as arranging sexual encounters with her daughter and football and basketball players.
The suit, filed in St. Joseph County Circuit Court against the university and the female employee, claims the male student was a victim of sexual harassment and racial discrimination. The employee and her daughter are not named in the suit, but it says the daughter is "a student at a nearby school" and also works at Notre Dame.
The suit alleges the employee, who is white, pressured the African-American male student into a sexual relationship with her daughter. The student who filed the suit is also not named. He is represented by the law firm of Anderson, Agostino & Keller. The firm issued a news release saying the student fell prey to a "manipulative and predatory scheme."
The suit also claims the employee arranged multiple sexual encounters with her daughter and other African-American students, including basketball and football players. Notre Dame is aware of the lawsuit and "denies that it engaged in any wrongdoing," Paul Browne, vice president of public affairs and communications, said in a statement.
"The allegations against the University of Notre Dame in the complaint are unfounded, as are gratuitous and unfounded references to 'student athletes' — an allegation that is nothing more than a cynical attempt to attract publicity," Browne said in the statement.
According to the suit, the employee began providing academic help to the male student this past spring and immediately "initiated, directed and coordinated a sexually and racially motivated inappropriate and demeaning relationship" between the student and her daughter.
The woman questioned him about the "nature, frequency and quality of sexual activities," he had with her daughter, according to the suit, "demeaning the plaintiff with racially-charged comments about his sexual prowess."
The woman allegedly provided lodging, transportation, hotel rooms and condoms for the encounters, pressuring the student to continue the relationship and threatening him when he tried to end it. The sexual encounters he was pressured into created a racially hostile environment, causing him to suffer academically and emotionally, according to the suit.
When the student first sought to end the encounters, the suit claims, the woman convinced him he needed mental counseling. The student was counseled by a Notre Dame employee who was a "friend and confidant" of the defendant and who sought to medicate the student to keep him passive, the suit claims.
The stress of the "hostile sexual environment and degradation" was furthered exacerbated by the woman pressuring the student to convert to Catholicism, according to the suit.
The student claims he brought the situation to the attention of Notre Dame officials two weeks ago, but the university has "failed to act to remedy the situation," the suit says.
"The failure to respond and react reflects a double standard by some at the University, as the objectification would not have been tolerated under any other set of circumstances," said a news release from the student's attorney.
by Lincoln Wright
SOUTH BEND — A lawsuit filed Friday accuses a University of Notre Dame employee of pressuring a student into a sexual relationship with her daughter, as well as arranging sexual encounters with her daughter and football and basketball players.
The suit, filed in St. Joseph County Circuit Court against the university and the female employee, claims the male student was a victim of sexual harassment and racial discrimination. The employee and her daughter are not named in the suit, but it says the daughter is "a student at a nearby school" and also works at Notre Dame.
The suit alleges the employee, who is white, pressured the African-American male student into a sexual relationship with her daughter. The student who filed the suit is also not named. He is represented by the law firm of Anderson, Agostino & Keller. The firm issued a news release saying the student fell prey to a "manipulative and predatory scheme."
The suit also claims the employee arranged multiple sexual encounters with her daughter and other African-American students, including basketball and football players. Notre Dame is aware of the lawsuit and "denies that it engaged in any wrongdoing," Paul Browne, vice president of public affairs and communications, said in a statement.
"The allegations against the University of Notre Dame in the complaint are unfounded, as are gratuitous and unfounded references to 'student athletes' — an allegation that is nothing more than a cynical attempt to attract publicity," Browne said in the statement.
According to the suit, the employee began providing academic help to the male student this past spring and immediately "initiated, directed and coordinated a sexually and racially motivated inappropriate and demeaning relationship" between the student and her daughter.
The woman questioned him about the "nature, frequency and quality of sexual activities," he had with her daughter, according to the suit, "demeaning the plaintiff with racially-charged comments about his sexual prowess."
The woman allegedly provided lodging, transportation, hotel rooms and condoms for the encounters, pressuring the student to continue the relationship and threatening him when he tried to end it. The sexual encounters he was pressured into created a racially hostile environment, causing him to suffer academically and emotionally, according to the suit.
When the student first sought to end the encounters, the suit claims, the woman convinced him he needed mental counseling. The student was counseled by a Notre Dame employee who was a "friend and confidant" of the defendant and who sought to medicate the student to keep him passive, the suit claims.
The stress of the "hostile sexual environment and degradation" was furthered exacerbated by the woman pressuring the student to convert to Catholicism, according to the suit.
The student claims he brought the situation to the attention of Notre Dame officials two weeks ago, but the university has "failed to act to remedy the situation," the suit says.
"The failure to respond and react reflects a double standard by some at the University, as the objectification would not have been tolerated under any other set of circumstances," said a news release from the student's attorney.
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So... who filed the suit? The student athlete? If so, who does the ND admin think is engaging in a cynical stunt to get publicity? The dude who was forced to have ***?
There's gotta be something else goin on here.
There's gotta be something else goin on here.
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Question Canes fans...
What other sports happening happened on Oct. 31 that might have knocked this story out of the news?
What other sports happening happened on Oct. 31 that might have knocked this story out of the news?
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That one is a ND scandal. Is interesting that what ncaa would view as kid getting extra benefit, the legal system might view kid being a victim. My position would be that we need to see pic of the daughter to figure out which it is.
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They also crossed state lines. That's a federal charge of prostitution.
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any story that can be used to hate on miami of course. that must be why i haven't heard not one peep of this notre lame scandal on esecpn at all.
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I posted this last week.
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Solely based on what I read in this thread, I may be laughing until next week.
He couldn't say no because.......
He couldn't say no because.......
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Are they gonna goad and harass this girl and make her kill herself like that one girl that got raped there?
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Dingaan1828
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I'm guessing a pasty fat pimply buffarilla that smells like rancid cheese. That's the only way I can imagine that a male, black or white, has to be coerced into having *** with her.
This just in: most chicks don't need to have their moms coerce guys to have *** with them.
This just in: most chicks don't need to have their moms coerce guys to have *** with them.
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This story is cover. They were "forced and coerced." They are getting ahead of the scandal before it can blow up in their face, and setting the narrative.
This setup was a side benefit of being a high profile athlete at ND, they felt it was going to leak soon so they shut it down and created the news.
This setup was a side benefit of being a high profile athlete at ND, they felt it was going to leak soon so they shut it down and created the news.
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Who cares the Officials robbed Duke of a deserved victory over Thug U.
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