Special Issue
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Special Issue
A Hard-Fought Loss
It was another tough loss for the Stingers sports team as they fell a lot to not a lot in this past weekend’s sports game against the cross-town rival Buzz Killers.
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Special Issue
Nothing Like Phone Sex
In our digital age, nothing seems to be very far beyond the grasp of our technological means.
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Special Issue
The More the Merrier
I never really considered the concept of being in relationship with different people simultaneously as having a name, or any sort of connotation at all. It was just a thing that happened, a friendship that shifted, with the added benefit of a sexual relationship.
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Keep it Casual
With colourful ad titles ranging from “[Young] and Full of Cum?” to “Your Sweaty Hole Licked Clean,” coupled with an overwhelming number of dick pics, the section can be somewhat jarring to newcomers.
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Special Issue
Sealing Off the Friend Zone
Men who use this childish term seem to think that women owe them something, that friendship is just a regrettable stepping-stone to an inevitable romp in the hay.
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Special Issue
New Sexuality Major Finally Gets off the Ground
After years of development and perceived bureaucratic delays, Concordia University is getting close to having its own interdisciplinary sexuality major.
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Special Issue
A Lot of Work to Do
It seems that as far as in-demand jobs go, it’s a man’s world. On employment sites, opportunities abound in traditionally masculine domains like auto mechanics, electrical work and plumbing.
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Special Issue
Bringing Prostitution Out of the Shadows
The decriminalization of prostitution is a touchy subject, with people on both sides of the argument claiming to be fighting for the safety of those working in the trade.
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Special Issue
The Transition Transmission
“Salut, aujourd’hui on fait la sixième injection,” Étienne says, pointing to a vial of testosterone, an alcohol swab and a sterile needle.
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Special Issue
Let’s Talk About Sex
In 2005, the Quebec government made the decision to cut sexual education from its mandatory curriculum, making it the only province without some kind of formal sexual education in their school system. Nearly a decade later, young people in the province seem to be paying the price.