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University Instructs Students on How to Pursue Career in Porn Industry

by College Fix Staff on February 18, 2013

Katherine Timpf of Campus Reform reports on some very unusual career advice being given out at Washington College of St. Louis:

Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL) hosted an event in the school’s main chapel last week aimed at preparing students to pursue careers in pornography.

“Have you ever wondered how to get into the porn industry?” asked an online invite for the event. “Have you ever wanted to see your favorite performers in clothing?”

The event, entitled “A Night With the Stars: Life, Love, and Sex in the Workplace,” was held in the college’s Graham Chapel on Feb. 8. It included presentations from porn superstars Tori Black, James Deen, and Lance Hart.

In the school chapel? Wow.

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  • Renatius Barton

    Okay. It’s official. As a society and a culture we have hit bottom. We can sink no lower. We stink.

  • http://twitter.com/RSPW_DEP David Powell

    The Colleges don’t care how the bills get paid…..

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Googie-Bergdorff/1015822103 Googie Bergdorff

    I can’t imagine any other context in which I’d bother saying this, but I’ve never met a girl from that school who a porn company would pay to have sex on camera.

  • rich__b

    They had to do that in the chapel? Wow, its telling how little respect colleges have for anything.

    You hardly need a college education to be a porn star. In fact it may not pay enough to make majoring in porn a good investment.

    After government, it seems that higher ed gets a very high percentage of really dumb things going on.