Collegian columnist Tim Jones explains why video games’ inclusion of stereotypically sexualized female characterized hurts the reputation of video gamers all around.
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Sexuality in video games sometimes harmful
Tags: females, sexuality, Video Games
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Halloween Costume Do’s and Don’ts
Walking through the Halloween store, searching for a costume this weekend, I grew increasingly depressed and exhausted. Why were my main choices a sexy nurse, cop, or schoolteacher? Now, I’m not the biggest feminist but I still feel like Halloween’s sole purpose is to objectify women (besides the candy, don’t even get me started how [...]
Tags: costumes, females, halloween, Jersey Shore, males, Sarah Palin, sexy, trick-or-treating
Posted in Advice, Blogs, Do-it-yourself | 1 Comment »
What’s in your purse?
The Girlish Writer asks women a question to consider: what’s in your purse and what does it mean?
Tags: females, purses
Posted in Blogs, The Girlish Writer | 1 Comment »
Gender assumptions about men and women and relationships outdated and hindrance to equality
Columnist Leigh Greaney discusses how genderizing emotional wants and needs are assumptions that destroy opportunities for gender equality.
Tags: females, gender, males, students
Posted in Columns, Opinion/Editorial | 3 Comments »
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