Matisyahu Does Double-Entendre

In this quotation:

"It's not really any longer about me being the Hasidic reggae guy," he says an interview. "I'm informed by Hassidism and Judaism and reggae music, but it's not that black and white, and it's not that simple."

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How Not to Write a Newspaper Report

The Sefaradi Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rav Shlomo Amar, in one of his visits (how many has he made now to NY?), stopped of at YU and then went to Stern College, the Women's Division of the University.

Here's the PR report:-

Rabbi Amar made a stop at the Beren Campus for a meeting with Stern College for Women students—the first time a chief rabbi has met with students at Stern. The student body was excited to hear from such an important figure, said Rena Wiesen, president of Stern College's Student Council. "It was an incredible opportunity to hear someone of his stature speak to students in an intimate setting," said Wiesen, a senior. "He even took questions from us at the end."

The Rabbi got intimate?

He took questions at the end?

Will someone think twice before writing such double entendres?