Sex on Campus- She can play that game too written by Kate Taylor of the New York Times, wrote this article to shed light on college personal / sexual relationship life from a contemporary female’s perspective. The challenges these young ladies encounter of attempting to locate and maintain a balance of having an enjoyable sex life while focusing on their scholastic and professional objectives. Over an entire school year, interviewed by Taylor, sixty women were in a “Hook Up” relationship. The “Hook
Jeanne Clery Act Analysis Proposal While it has become increasingly important to have a college education in the United States over the past few decades, it has also become increasingly important to ensure that college campuses are safe for students to attend. Until the 1990s, there had been no requirement for any campus to report crime statistics (Home, n.d.). As a result, students were subjecting themselves to live and learn in an environment about which they had no information to determine its
Stephanie Braithwaite PACS 003 Dr. Becker 29 September 2015 Film Analysis: LA Confidential Over the past few years, there has been a growing debate around the potential harm of trigger warnings. Indeed, the argument that trigger warnings are destructive to critical thinking has circulated amongst many within higher education institutions. Yet, when the argument against the use of trigger warnings is examined, it’s evident that the foundation upon which this argument is laid is quite problematic