Special Issue

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  Special Issue

  Invisible on Campus

  Elysha del Giusto-Enos – Published March 13, 2012

  Nearly a quarter of female university students will have experienced a sexual assault by the time they graduate.

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  No Queer Girls Are Queerer Than Others

  jeannette young – Published March 13, 2012

  Most people don’t think femme when they hear the word dyke. Femininity is often read as an indicator of a woman’s presumed heterosexuality—and most people don’t know just how queer femininity can be.

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  A Selection of Poems

  Ali Pinkney – Published March 13, 2012

  Most nights.

  I alternate between wanting you to whisper the lyrics of Blue
  Moon in my ear, or to talk about the pornos we could film
  together.

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  The Link’s Annual Women’s Issue

  Julia Jones & Alex Manley – Published March 13, 2012

  First things first—we have made incredible gains. Let us not deny that; let us not forget that, or denigrate that. The women and men who have come before us have brought us to a good, solid place. In many ways, women and men in North America right now are exactly equal.

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  A Trans Man’s Rant

  Oliver Leon & Julia Jones – Published February 14, 2012

  Oliver Leon is The Link’s trans columnist, and he’s really tired of getting the same questions asked over and over again

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  Greek Life

  Katie McGroarty – Published February 14, 2012

  Let’s face it: the frat boy/sorority girl stereotype was born in the movies.

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  Rub-a-Dub-Dub We Studs in a Tub

  Julian Ward – Published February 14, 2012

  Tall, athletic, handsome, an easy fit for the ‘jock’ label when it comes to gay subcategories, 21-year-old Concordia student “Connor” visits Sauna Oasis in the gay village every couple of weeks with his boyfriend, also a university student.

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  Rapping for the Queer Collective

  Alex Mcgill – Published February 14, 2012

  Hip-hop is not entirely accustomed to seeing Queer artists amongst its ranks—or so you might think. Having a strong, Queer hip-hop community in Montreal may be surprising, but Queer artists have actually been incredibly present in the Montreal hip-hop scene since the 1980s.

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  An Odd Man-Crush

  Andrew Schartmann – Published February 14, 2012

  “I like dudes, but I’m not gay like that, y’know?”

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  To Grindr / Not to Grindr

  Julian WardJordan Arseneault – Published February 14, 2012

  People have long dreamt of having a better, more technological means of picking up than awkwardly approaching someone in a bar.