I answered a recorded call urgently “Warning! This is a University of Arkansas
alert ....” I rushed the receiver to my husband, a prof in that institution,
who was already reading an electrornic
APB of the ominous event: A female
student had been “groped.”
No one was dead or injured. A man had
tricked a girl into helping him with his stalled car ‘cause he had to go home
to his ailing dog. A good one!
To the student, I would say: Have you
ever heard about the knee to the groin or fingers poked into the eyes or palm
thrust up the nose moves? No? What kind of parents do you have, girl!
To the University: The vehemence of your warning should be
reserved for an intramural ISIS attack. The matter is between the gropee and
the police. Since when have institutions
of higher learning become nannies to their customers – and isn’t the overriding
purpose of education to achieve self-sufficiency instead of running to Mommy in
the face of adversity?
Having been groped myself not a few times
always to the detriment of the groper, I can’t help but think that this was a
non-event. Especially while at Stalags Tyson, Cargill, Das Butcher Haus, and other
area death camps, the terror, the
killing, the senseless waste of life goes unabated to the tune of hundreds of
sentient beings per second.
With nary a notice on the part of those
now shaken and outraged because a pair of boobies were improperly touched.
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