I think this is a cover up. Since when is it a crime to date a woman at
your company? That is some idiotic PC-approved expanation. It's purpose
is twofold: 1) to cover up the real reason - and 2) to give the
impression that women are so holy that dating them improperly will cost
you your job.

voice_of_reason{at}australia.edu wrote:
> Boeing Dismisses CEO Over Affair
> Latimes.com
> March 8, 2005
>
> By Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
>
> Boeing Co. said Monday that it dismissed President and Chief Executive
> Harry C. Stonecipher, who came out of retirement to restore the
> company's tarnished reputation, for having an extramarital affair with
> a female
> executive.
>
> The company's board demanded Stonecipher's resignation after concluding
> that his relationship with the executive represented poor judgment on
> his part and "would impair his ability to lead." Stonecipher, 68, has
> been married for 50
> years and has two children and two grandchildren.
> - - - - - -
>
> Yet another nail in the coffin of that favorite feminist bogus
> diatribe, "When a woman has illicit sex she's called a slut; when a man
> has illicit sex, he gets a slap on the back and called a stud..."
>
> Notice that there's nothing said about anything happening to the female
> employee involved. Why? Because nothing happened to her. Her name isn't
> even mentioned
>



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