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    NUS law prof in CPIB probe over exchanging grades for sex

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    • I Offline
      iFirefly
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      phtthp:
      is this law lecturer good looking ? That's why the girl don't mind.

      Yes, the law lecturer is indeed quite young & good looking..
      So, to that girl, it might have been a pleasurable experience than a torturous one, in addition to the As she got from him.. :roll:

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        concern2
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        verykiasu2010:
        Dreamaurora:

        LKY is not wrong in saying that high pay does prevent corruptions, but he forgot about sex. :evil:


        so now must have high pay and high sex to prevent corruption

        πŸ˜† :rotflmao: :slapshead:

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          corneyAmber
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          Dreamaurora:
          verykiasu2010:

          [quote=\"Dreamaurora\"]LKY is not wrong in saying that high pay does prevent corruptions, but he forgot about sex. :evil:


          so now must have high pay and high sex to prevent corruption

          Well, maybe in the future high ranking civil service jobs may come with 'pleasure' benefits such as free shag with Victoria secret models. :rotflmao:[/quote]Only our KSP (Ki Siao Parents :siao:, another brand ) can think of this!! πŸ˜†
          :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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            mumzmummy
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            haha he is married to a jap wife sia. read http://temasektimes.wordpress.com/2012/07/26/nus-law-prof-tey-hsun-hang-involved-in-sex-scandal-with-law-student-was-married-to-a-japanese-woman/

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              AC_Power
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              janet_lee88:
              Hi Pen88n,

              Hmmm...not really good looking.
              The girl thought she had graduated and told her friends about it. Isnt it embarrassing? Gosh, what was going on in her head?
              Apparently, it looks like an achievement to her - to be able to tempt her prof with her body and get good grades in return.

              The moral value of our society has yet reached a new low....

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                Angelight
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                If the professor is charged for sex bribery, then the girl who initiated it shld also be charged. Otherwise, who is to say she will not use the same tactics for her career and future promotions?

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                  iFirefly
                  last edited by

                  Angelight:
                  If the professor is charged for sex bribery, then the girl who initiated it shld also be charged. Otherwise, who is to say she will not use the same tactics for her career and future promotions?

                  The law is not fair to our Man, most of the time... :sad:

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                    Lilac66
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                    Angelight:
                    If the professor is charged for sex bribery, then the girl who initiated it shld also be charged. Otherwise, who is to say she will not use the same tactics for her career and future promotions?


                    Yes, if not then who can be sure she won't be another of that \"Gay\" woman in the making.

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                      Angelight
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                      Then it's time the law needs to be changed...it shld play equal for both men and women, adults and minors. Like in the case of the underaged hooker, all the men who sought her services were charged but she was not charged for soliciting sex and her identity even protected from the media. It's one-sided justice, IMHO.

                      firefly38:
                      Angelight:

                      If the professor is charged for sex bribery, then the girl who initiated it shld also be charged. Otherwise, who is to say she will not use the same tactics for her career and future promotions?

                      The law is not fair to our Man, most of the time... :sad:

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                        ChiefKiasu
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                        Should we all be jumping to conclusion on what transpired? I have heard real life accounts of spiteful female students who would accuse lecturers of sexual harassment to get them into trouble, just because they were scolded by the lecturer for being late. It’s tough enough to be teaching a new generation that is market-oriented and believe they have every right as "customers" to the schools.


                        And if the don really did it, being a practitioner of the law, he should be prepared for the consequences. It would be interesting to see how he handles the case in court.

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