Author: Samantha Jones

As the semester draws to an end, I looked back on past articles and noticed that—as much as I talked about sex and relationships—I neglected to touch upon one area that, while being relevant for some people on campus, is often ignored. Many people make assumptions about sex, and the

We’re coming up on that time of the year—when the weather warms up, the clothes come off…and the work piles up. People are sunbathing left and right, half-naked hotties are heating up the basketball and volleyball courts; but all of them go unnoticed when final papers, projects, and presentations start

I remember having to take the Bem Test—a questionnaire that measures how well you fit into your traditional gender role —for a class last semester, and being really confused and shocked by the results. The test measures the extent to which one is feminine, nearly feminine, androgynous, nearly masculine, or

I remember when I was 14 and reading Seventeen Magazine (yes, I was quite the rebel back then), and a bunch of people, mostly mothers, had gotten their panties in a twist over one issue’s colorful cartoon depiction of a vagina. They said it was vulgar and tasteless, as well