5/31/2008, 6:30 pm


"Student A": somewhat "Prudish"
"One of the case studies that I followed was very typical of the individuals represented in my study," stated Pipewailer. " This student, I call her "Student A" started her career as an innocent, intelligent, honor student. Some remembered her then as "conservative" and even somewhat "prudish," Pipewailer said.
But campus politics was not kind to Student A. Her story, common among Pipewailer's case studies, is characterized by hanging on the wrong kind of men, those that lie, cheat, use drugs and associate with criminals.
Pipewailer recounts "Soon, 'Student A' was involved with criminal activity herself, and her life became filled with turmoil, always staying one step ahead of the law and always one step behind her lying , cheating husband – who was also interested in politics."

A recent photograph of Student A appealing to male voters
Pipewailer showed me a current photograph of Student A, still grasping for elusive success in politics.
"I consider this photograph proof of my thesis. Here Student A, once a fresh faced girl next door, is obviously inebriated. Her quest for votes has led to an abandonment of all morals and sense of right and wrong. I won't let my daughter see this photograph... and when she goes to college, campus politics will be off limits to her."


