Post by sead43 on Feb 25, 2009 16:55:40 GMT -5
Let's try this...
Fron this week's "Weekly Events" university-wide e-mail:
Sex Positive Week
Sponsored by: GU Pride, Georgetown Solidarity Committee, United Feminists
Details: 2/23-27/2009
-Monday Feb 23, 8:00, Reiss 262: SEX POSITIVE... WHAT'S THAT? an integrated discussion lead by panelists about what sex positive means and how it finds its way into our lives from a broad range of perspectives. Panelists include Mark Lance (GU Philosophy professor), Mitzi (Black Rose), Ricci Levy (Woodhull Foundation), and Danielle DeSilvis (Health Education Services).
-Tuesday Feb 24, 8:00, Reiss 262: TORN ABOUT PORN? This event will is important to open dialogue around pornography and how it affects our lives.
-Wednesday Feb 25, 8:30, WGR 203: Yes: You can be sex-positive and celibate!
-Thursday Feb 26, 8:00, UG: OPEN MIC NIGHT!!!!! Come drink some coffee, read the zine, bring your own work or of your favorite writer, artist, singer, ANYTHING. Want to PERFORM?? email ochitayat@gmail.com.
-Saturday Feb 28, 7:00, ICC 115: RELATIONSHIPS BEYOND MONOGAMY. Cosponsored with Whole DC, helping to build a sex positive community. Come meet some DC folks and join us for a conversation about relationships beyond monogamy. Come hear their thoughts on polyamory, radical honesty, the pitfalls & joys of open relationships and much more.
-For More Info: ochitayat@gmail.com, pride@georgetown.edu, solidaritycommittee@georgetown.edu
For the uninformed (which I certainly was until I got wind of the small but growing backlash on campus against this), the "Mitzi" listed as a panelist is from this organization (NSFW): www.br.org/blackrose/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=43&Itemid=94
There have also been some pretty vulgar flyers posted around campus promoting the week (the most prominent feature of which is the f-word in bold letters).
I am usually one of the University's biggest defenders when it comes to people criticizing it for "losing" its Catholic identity...on the whole, as a practicing Catholic, I think that Georgetown takes the right approach to its Jesuit identity, if it sometimes does struggle in practice. But this just seems to cross a line of simple decency. And I thought I was a pretty open-minded person.
Fron this week's "Weekly Events" university-wide e-mail:
Sex Positive Week
Sponsored by: GU Pride, Georgetown Solidarity Committee, United Feminists
Details: 2/23-27/2009
-Monday Feb 23, 8:00, Reiss 262: SEX POSITIVE... WHAT'S THAT? an integrated discussion lead by panelists about what sex positive means and how it finds its way into our lives from a broad range of perspectives. Panelists include Mark Lance (GU Philosophy professor), Mitzi (Black Rose), Ricci Levy (Woodhull Foundation), and Danielle DeSilvis (Health Education Services).
-Tuesday Feb 24, 8:00, Reiss 262: TORN ABOUT PORN? This event will is important to open dialogue around pornography and how it affects our lives.
-Wednesday Feb 25, 8:30, WGR 203: Yes: You can be sex-positive and celibate!
-Thursday Feb 26, 8:00, UG: OPEN MIC NIGHT!!!!! Come drink some coffee, read the zine, bring your own work or of your favorite writer, artist, singer, ANYTHING. Want to PERFORM?? email ochitayat@gmail.com.
-Saturday Feb 28, 7:00, ICC 115: RELATIONSHIPS BEYOND MONOGAMY. Cosponsored with Whole DC, helping to build a sex positive community. Come meet some DC folks and join us for a conversation about relationships beyond monogamy. Come hear their thoughts on polyamory, radical honesty, the pitfalls & joys of open relationships and much more.
-For More Info: ochitayat@gmail.com, pride@georgetown.edu, solidaritycommittee@georgetown.edu
For the uninformed (which I certainly was until I got wind of the small but growing backlash on campus against this), the "Mitzi" listed as a panelist is from this organization (NSFW): www.br.org/blackrose/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=43&Itemid=94
There have also been some pretty vulgar flyers posted around campus promoting the week (the most prominent feature of which is the f-word in bold letters).
I am usually one of the University's biggest defenders when it comes to people criticizing it for "losing" its Catholic identity...on the whole, as a practicing Catholic, I think that Georgetown takes the right approach to its Jesuit identity, if it sometimes does struggle in practice. But this just seems to cross a line of simple decency. And I thought I was a pretty open-minded person.