Curious says:

What seems really curious is that Ms. Luther’s family business, Creative Concepts is a Public Relations company. Ironically, it is the Luther family business and their expertise that helps other businesses and individuals in the public eye conduct themselves in a way that portrays professionalism, trust, likability and avoids scandal. I wonder if Ms. Luther is learning as much from Yale as she has from her family business. The fact that she has deleted her online presence and is now in hiding could be the continued coddling influence of her parents ensuring that she is never required or expected to face the consequences of her own behavior.
Considering that someone that comes from a background in Public Relations, it is surprising that she would choose to address her ‘concerns’ in the manner that she did. She didn’t go the offices of the persons that she disagreed with, or the school administration. She ambushed her enemy in the nearly the most public way possible, with no discernible goal in mind. She clearly showed no interest in working through her concerns, nor did she even allow the Christakis to have an opportunity to speak. The list of people that she has covered in scandal is remarkably long. Her parents must be considering what affect her behavior will have on their business. Or whether they should have allowed her to gain some more experience in the company and less time in leisure travel. The largest, and most impacted victims of her tirade are those associated with Yale. The Christakis have been unfairly attacked and harassed. Every headline that has covered the story mentions Yale, leaving a stain on the integrity of the school, everyone who works for the college, and all those who have attended and carry Yale credentials. As a result of this incident millions of people world wide have witnessed first hand exactly what knowledge, integrity, and personal character is currently represented at Yale. For some that will encourage crass jokes, but for many of us its a new low in disappointment for such an accomplished institution.
Personally, I am shocked that someone who works for the Yale Globalist has such a fundamental lack of understanding of the First Amendment that allows her and the press to write and express their opinions freely. She could have used her education and position to write an article to provide an alternative to the Christakis position, but chose this path instead. Freedom of Speech is often uncomfortable, uninformed, unpopular, and at times just plain wrong. In America, we protect it anyway because of the bedrock integrity of the First Amendment. Apparently Yale isn’t teaching this concept anymore. Everyone associated with this story has been tainted by Ms. Luther’s unfortunate outburst, and the consequences are sure to be long lived.
I sincerely hope that Ms. Luther takes the opportunity to publicly address the situation. She has unlimited resources available to her from the family owned public relations firm, Creative Concepts so there is some expectation of a response for everyone’s interest. Remaining silent and in hiding only encourages speculation and rumor. The dust has settled and its time to begin the clean up and recovery.

OC says:

Proving once again that some folks are never to old for a good old fashioned spanking.