Penn State Professor Goes Off on the Willard Preacher
This video has been circulating around Penn State networks over the last few days, showing Penn State political science professor Errol Henderson in a snowy showdown with campus landmark Gary Cattell aka “The Willard Preacher” last week.
Henderson likely caught wind of one of Cattell’s sermons condemning the sex lives of Penn State students — you know, the “If you can’t get laid at Penn State you can’t get laid anywhere” one that we’ve all heard countless times. If Rate My Professor means anything, Henderson’s passionate exchange doesn’t come as any surprise to the students who have taken his class.
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