Speak Out!

Talking about the taboo

OPINION—I believe in sex positivity. Because, let’s face it, sex has a huge impact on our lives. Whether we are having it, not having it, having a lot of it, having it for the first time, having it casually, having it with a lover, or having it with a spouse, “it” follows us way beyond the bedroom. When we are happy and comfortable in the bedroom, we are happy comfortable out of the bedroom.

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Students unite against protesters

Signs spoke for the protesters as seven members from the Westboro Baptist Church silently raised sentiments like "God Hates Fags" and "Thank God for IEDs" outside the Hillel student office.

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Series: Religionism at CU

While most would agree that Boulder's campus is, in general, geared towards acceptance and broadmindedness, one student says her faith has been attacked, dissected and ridiculed as she sought identity in her devotion.

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Consent is key

OPINION- Recently Alex Knepper, a student at American University, wrote an opinion piece for his school paper, The Eagle, which has stirred up a lot of controversy.

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Is race an issue?

Various CU professors came together to discuss issues surrounding race and education on Friday in a two-part symposium hosted by Racial Initiatives for Students and Educators (RISE). During the afternoon session of the symposium, ethnic studies assistant professor Daryl Maeda, education assistant professor Linda Mizell and education professor Kris Gutierrez offered their views on the Obama administration’s approach to education …

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Passover celebration at UMC

The Jewish holiday of Passover is a tribute and commemoration of the struggles the Jewish people suffered through as they sought freedom from slavery in Egypt.

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Calling all pagans

Meditation, energy healing, visualization, spells, archeology, herbalism, mythology, polytheism, atheism and reincarnation…these are all terms that people use to describe paganism.

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Breaking down the walls

Lee Mun Wah, an acclaimed lecturer and master diversity and communications trainer, is coming to CU to present “What Stands Between Us.”

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