It's official. All new College Presidents must now "look sorta like Scott Van Pelt."





COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — One of the University of 

Missouri's first black law school graduates was 

appointed Thursday to lead the four-campus 

system through a tumultuous period of racial

 unrest, drawing praise from students who said 

he's well-equipped to confront the problems they 

felt his predecessor largely ignored.

Michael Middleton, 68, has spent 30 years at the 
university — as an undergraduate, law student, 
member and finally, administrator. At a 
news conference announcing his appointment as 
the university system's interim president, he vowed 
to take on the racial problems that inspired the
 protests that helped force Monday's abrupt 
resignation of President Tim Wolfe and another 
top administrator.



"I have seen the system grow and excel over the 

years and I look with great optimism in the 

future," said Middleton.





Even though Scott Van Pelt (Disney owned ESPN

sports personality) is not a negro, Mizzou was 


constrained to hire as their new president a man 

who sorta looks like him owing to a recently 

disclosed secret meeting involving several entities.




The NCAA, the University Collective, and 

Disney/ESPN took a meeting inside Space 

Mountain at Disney World Florida and agreed that 


because Scott Van Pelt looks like a 1968 computer 


generated example of what all men would look like 


in 2018 , all new University President hires 


must now sorta look like him.





Initial objections to this Disney/ESPN led 

initiative were easily overcome when 


Disney/ESPN pointed out that if it were not for


NCAA Football and March Madness Basketball


then all American Universities would go broke 


and have to close and America would have to be 

content with real Colleges that would not teach 

Feminism and Sodomy (just kidding).



Disney/ESPN/University axis sloughed-off the 


observations of sane men that bringing 


intellectually unqualified negroes to majority 


white colleges so the alumni could take pride in 


NCAA Championships was a recipe for the rape of 

the young white women on those campuses;  they 

responded to the observation, issuing a terse, icy, 

and absurd response: 

Statistics are really open to interpretation.



Well, what else is one to expect from Universities 

that are no longer Universities?



However, numbers don't lie....



In the United States in 2005, 37,460 white females

 were sexually assaulted or raped by a black man,


 while between zero and ten black females were 


sexually assaulted or raped by a white man.




What this means is that every day in the United 

States, over one hundred white women are raped


 or sexually assaulted by a black man