Students Learn Butt Stuff

Education costs a lot more than it used to. But then, in the olden days, students didn’t get to learn about the things they do now: butt stuff, for example.

This gives an idea of how much more college education costs:

Students at public four-year institutions paid an average of $3,190 in tuition for the 1987-1988 school year, with prices adjusted to reflect 2017 dollars. Thirty years later, that average has risen to $9,970 for the 2017-2018 school year. That’s a 213 percent increase.

This gives an idea of the new topics that are covered:

The University of Tennessee at Knoxville is hosting “Sex Week” at which students will learn about a wide variety of sexual practices and topics, including a workshop dedicated to teaching students about “pegging,” a sexual practice in which a woman anally penetrates a man with a strap-on dildo.

Metrosexual moonbat males may be able to achieve satisfaction in no other way.

The class, titled “Butt Stuff 2.0: The Pegging,” is one of among nearly 30 workshops and events taking place over the weeklong festival.

For more butt stuff, students are referred to liberal arts programs, where they will be indoctrinated with intersectional moonbattery of anal origin.

Workshops such as “Masturbation Nation,” “Trans Convo Starter Pack,” “Tinder and Tea,” and the “Science of Abortion” are also on the schedule.

If this is what youth learn at public universities in the Heartland, try not to think about what is taught in the Ivy League.

On a tip from Bodhisattva.

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