A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night opens up as any other Western stereotypically would: a black and white image with a large depth of…
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Ithaca restaurant offers alternative to the bar scene Editorial Note: Paul Galgoczy is the writer’s manager in the audiovisual department of Campus Center and Event…
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Examining reports and resources available to IC students According to the Rape, Abuse & Incest Network, “one out of every six American women has been…
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A movement towards consent culture Last month, an email was released that openly advocated for “luring rapebait” at parties by the brothers of Georgia Tech’s…
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Slut shaming: a phenomenon in which women are ridiculed for disobeying the societal standards of sexual conduct set for them. Current examples of this action…
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Monday, April 1 through Sunday, April 7, Ithaca College’s Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival 2013 (FLEFF) will offer forums, music, art, films and multimedia events focused on the theme of “Mobilities.” Sponsored by the Office of the Provost, FLEFF 2013 will take place both on the IC campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.
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Last month, Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta announced that he would be lifting the ban on women in combat roles, a rule first recognized by the Pentagon in 1994. The decision doesn’t change much, since women have been in combat in both Iraq and Afghanistan
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“How to Survive a Plague,” captures the fear, helplessness, and perseverance of activists in ACT UP and TAG, two organizations committed to fighting the AIDS epidemic in New York City’s gay community. -
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As part of the movement, people have reclaimed the word “slut” by dressing provocatively and promoting sexual confidence. Many people have taken issue with the movement, however, because the word “slut” is defined as “an immoral or dissolute woman; prostitute.”