Credit-Exotic Dancers in College Seminar

PHILADELPHIA — Students at La Salle University in Philadelphia say exotic dancers were part of a professor's extra-credit symposium on business ethics. Officials at the private Roman Catholic school say they are investigating the March 21 seminar, which ended abruptly after the business school's dean showed up.Students say the dancers kept their clothes on. Sophomore Brad Bernardino tells WPVI-TV that one dancer gave a lap dance to assistant management Professor Jack Rappaport.Rappaport did not respond to an emailed request for comment.La Salle spokesman Joseph Donovan would not comment on Rappaport's status while the investigation continues. Students say they have a new teacher.The seminar was held at a satellite campus about 10 miles from La Salle's main campus.

Enjoy-Naked wedding couple's stripped back ceremony

Melanie Schachner, 26, and Rene Schachner, 31, tied the knot in the buff in Feldkirchen after trying to find a way to make sure they would never forget their wedding day.

With just a veil for the bride and a top hat to cover Rene's wedding tackle for the official photos, the pair got hitched in a register office service in front of friends and family before celebrating in a castle.Melanie said: 'We're not ashamed of our bodies and we wanted to do something different. It certainly saved on a wedding dress.'

Maybe they got inspiration from Aussie couple Ellie Barton and Phil Hendicott, who conducted their nuptials in the nude back in 2009.They, won a radio competition which awarded them a free wedding - as long as they both wore nothing at all.

However, their 250 wedding guests were not required to go starkers.

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Lucky-900 speeding tickets canceled in Ohio

HAMILTON, Ohio — Motorists are off the hook for more than 900 speeding tickets automatically issued by a mobile police camera in southwest Ohio. The camera had been stationed in a park in Hamilton on April 2 at the same time a youth soccer tournament, the Mid-American Soccer Classic, was being held.

Police Chief Neil Ferdelman tells The JournalNews of Hamilton that he canceled the tickets because of the tournament, which he says drew many out-of-towners who were unaware the camera was in use.The tournament's director says there would have been consequences for next year's event if Hamilton had decided to pursue the tickets.

At $95 each, the 900 tickets would have totaled more than $86,000. The chief says 70 of the tickets were mailed. Those motorists have been sent letters telling them: never mind.

Strange-Cat gives birth to dog

Zhou Yun, the cat's owner, says she knew her furry friend was pregnant so she wasn't surprised when she happened upon two kittens at the beginning of the month.

On closer inspection, however, she noticed that one of the babies was dead.

'I then noticed the other kitten surprisingly looks like a dog,' Zhou, who lives in Yangshan, in eastern China's Jiangsu Province, told reporters.Zhou, who's also the owner of a pet dog that likes to eat and sleep with its feline pal (hmm...), added: 'Quite possibly the kitty is a mixed child'.Lai Xiaoyun, president of a local pet clinic, has sagely pointed out (after having a good look at the kitten-puppy, to be fair) that it's impossible for a cat to give birth to a dog.

Saviour-Only two people speak dying language Ayapaneco

Manuel Segovia, 75, and Isidro Velazquez, 69, live just 500 metres apart in the Mexican village of Ayapa, but have not spoken in years. It is unknown whether an argument is at the root of their issues, or if they simply don't have anything to say to one another.

Speaking to The Guardian, Daniel Suslak, a linguistic anthropologist from Indiana University, who is part of a team trying to produce an Ayapaneco dictionary, said 'they don't have a lot in common'.In a telephone interview with the newspaper, Mr Segovia denied he feels any animosity towards Mr Velazquez and said he still uses Ayapaneco with his wife and son as they understand him, even though they can't speak more than a few words themselves.

Two-year-old waking up to Waka Flocka is YouTube hit (video)

'Check out my nephew LOL, he was jammin' when he woke up,' is the introduction to the video provided by uploader StarSwaggMusic.At the beginning of the 30-second clip, the little dude is snoozing in his car seat alongside what looks like his twin