College Life
The Other Side of the Bathroom Door
by Andrew Morabito, SUNY Cortland, May 5, 2008
Since we had moved in, the inner workings of the bathroom doorknob in our apartment had been gradually seizing up and making it harder and harder to turn the knob. Having to coax and finagle with the door knob to
A New Way to Safer Sex
by Ashley Pichura, SUNY Cortland, May 5, 2008
Looking for a new way to safer sex? Well, now there is a female condom that sexually active people can use. The female condom in a pouch that is inserted into the vagina that is used to prevent pregnancy,
Laundry
by Katie Hufnagel, SUNY Cortland, May 4, 2008
Some people would say my room is a mess, but I like to have a nice big pile of laundry in front of my closet at all times. Sometimes I dive right into it from my bed, like a
The OB/GYN is Your Friend
by Shannon Mallahy, SUNY Cortland, May 3, 2008
Cervical cancer, breast cancer, HPV, STD’s…what do all of these things have in common? They are all serious conditions which can be detected by routine visits to the gynecologist. A gynecologist is one of the most important people in
Sets, Subsets, and Strangers
by Sarah Liu, Cornell University, April 30, 2008
A wave of laughter sweeps away my thought. My right arm pauses in mid-motion, coffee cup hovering a finger width away from my lips. I shift in my seat to peer at the culprits responsible for my forgotten math proof.
No Way! Not Me!
by Marisol Cortez, SUNY Cortland, April 30, 2008
My problems all began with a rash. Why me? Why did I have an ugly little rash on my cheeks and nose right before I had to go to college? I wanted to make a good first impression. I wanted
Living In a Family of Nine
by Marisol Cortez, SUNY Cortland, April 30, 2008
“It’s a girl,” said the doctor to my mother. Yes, another girl. I was the third girl in a row to be born to my family. You can imagine what my parents must have been thinking: Not another girl! Well,