You're right. It didn't happen.

Mellow out, dude.

The headline is false. The Supreme Court did not address this specific issue and did not rely on the fact that men can lactate as well in coming to its ruling. To quote the court itself:

Great point; I would also note that I have become very skeptical of the "at risk" definition when used for human rights cases. It seems intended to create an image in the mind of its intended audience of imminent risk, which is in many cases absolutely inaccurate (perhaps most famously seen in the bogus "at risk for…

I'm not going to track it down but from what I remember of reading on the subject, it is mentioned in the Koran, but disapprovingly.

Come on Malia, NYU? Don't hang with the spoiled suburban kids, do CUNY.

You said "you cannot avoid a power imbalance"; I'm saying you can. As another commenter noted in response to me, it's not one experience.

"as a film major actually invested in her future would probably do"

If you can't back up an argument, why make it? I suspect you might not be familiar with university governance and structure.

There are numerous ways around it; these kinds of rules are flexible in every university I have ever been associated with. You can do an independent study, you can get a course equivalency in another course, the professor can withdraw and another professor can teach; basically at my university the department chair…

There is no automatic power differential. In many cases there is, but it is not automatic; categories do not determine power.

"A lot on non traditional students are older than the university instructors particularly at large public universities so the age dynamics are not necessarily the stereotype of a middle aged male prof with a 18 yr old female freshman. "

"The professor probably can't just say "oh, conflict of interest, you'll have to take HOF 101 from my colleague instead""

I don't think that's necessarily true. What power do you think a professor has over a student that isn't theirs?

"There is no way I could treat a student the same as everyone else if I were sleeping with him."

I thought 3 and 4 suffered from screenplay flaws but I thought they were pretty imaginative.

Am I the only one who liked all the Pirates movies? Like on the planet I mean?

"Also apparently Terry Gilliam's making a movie based on Don Quixote featuring . . . Johnny fucking Depp."

I think that is way too easy an explanation, and I would suspect inaccurate.

I would not be surprised if it was released intentionally.