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Sex and the CT
Blue balls in your court: dispelling a dating myth
Dispelling the myth that women hold all the control in relationships. Read More
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A need for super sweet shoes
My wardrobe has been craving one fashion fundamental since what seems like the dawn of time: a legitimately fly pair of kicks. Right now the closest pair of shoes I own to that “legitimately fly pair of kicks” (or LFPOK) are a pair of high-top green Converse. Perhaps these are slightly refreshing and interesting, but […]
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Celebrating 40 years out of the closet
The Empty Closet, an LGBT publication with UR roots, celebrates its 40th anniversary. Read More
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Imagine a time when Towers was an experiment
For students at UR, the dormitory is a place of refuge, even a home away from home. Our suitemates become family, while our roommates can become our best friends. But there was a time at UR when the dorm wasn’t just a home — instead, it functioned more as a psychological and social experiment. Read More
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Courage Bowl
On Saturday two local rivals will line up on the football field downtown to play for children who are dealing with cancer and their families. Read More
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Creating colorful combinations
Dare yourself to dress in different tints and shades. Read More
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Mariachi music mixes with marital merriment
Music at UR usually evokes images of the Eastman School of Music, the last concert by the Midnight Ramblers or various student ensembles. But one unique venture into collegiate music that shouldn’t be overlooked is UR’s own mariachi band, creatively entitled Mariachi Meliora. A relatively new ensemble, it was started by junior, and now music […]
Sex and the CT
TA sex doesn't make the grade
Only a few weeks into the school year, I feel that it’s not too late to dole out this warning: Having sex with your professor is not a wise idea. Trust me, I know from experience (the experience of not being stupid enough to do it). I realize it’s probably a lot more tempting than […]
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Guess who? Unravel the mystery behind the names that mark our campus' buildings
In the world of universities, Rochester is the baby of the family. The world’s oldest university, Università di Bologna, dates back to 1088; Oxford University’s teaching faculty started in 1096; and even on this continent, Harvard University hails from 1636. Our own 1850 origin seems hardly worth noting. In reality, however, age means nothing. Our […]
