Do universities monitor web access, like porn?

College Life
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<p>i love porn</p>

42

<p>Why the hell would a college care what you watch on your computer?</p>

43

<p>Girls watch porn too. Sometimes the girl wears the pants (or maybe "has the ****<em>" is a better metaphor) in the video, although that doesn't happen very often... *cough</em> dominatrix</p>

44

<p>Bob Jones Univesity...wow, what a ****ed up place. You know, in all honesty, I would never want to meet someone who would voluntarily subject themselves to that nonsense.</p>

45

<p>I'd put a restraining order against anyone that actually enjoyed going to that hell hole.</p>

46

<p>I don't think so at my bfs school if you leave your door unlocked/open and your computer unlocked they will download gay porn..ect.</p>

47

<p>If you really want to feel safe, then go to a friend's house and watch it there. </p>

<p>and, bendrum,
you may think that porn is degrading to women (it probably is, I'm not arguing that part) but the women weren't exactly forced to strip and do that on camera. It was their carrer choice and they obviosly don't think it's degrading; otherwise they wouldn't have chosen to do so.</p>

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<p>Just should point out that some women have no other choice, for whatever reason porn is the only way they can get the money they need. So for some it's a choice cause it's what they want to do, others don't like it and do find it degrading.</p>

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<p>Seriously, dude, why the hell would a normal college care if somebody is watching porn? I'm not talking about PCC or BJU or something like that. Remember, this isn't high school. 99% of people in college are adults (accounting for the precocious kids that sometimes attend college at 15 or w/e). By that logic, wouldn't the college be more concerned with kids hooking up, etc? Yeah in the 50s or something there were rules about women in men's dorm, etc. But not in 2006.</p>

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By that logic, wouldn't the college be more concerned with kids hooking up, etc? Yeah in the 50s or something there were rules about women in men's dorm, etc. But not in 2006.

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Exactly. I live in a coed hall, and there's a lot of sex going on in this place. Instead of watching porn, I could just watch the real thing. But no one cares, and no one gets in trouble.</p>

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<p>spunkiegirl,
Porn can't be the only carrer choice for desperate women. There are tons of jobs - maybe not as well paying - out there that anyone could get, even without proper education. (assuming the women had at least an elementary school degree).
I was merely pointing out that the women who do choose to do so don't think it's degrading and thus don't need someone to defend them by saying that it is.</p>