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From Rejection to Support
Being out and proud isn’t always an easyfeat at any university, let alone on a Catholic Jesuit campus. Santa Clara University has slowly progressed to build that experience easier, from rejecting a gay alumni group in to founding a Rainbow Resource Center in October , which offers a physical vacuum for LGBTQ+ students to find social, academic and financial support.
Whether providing maps of “all-gender” bathrooms and hosting “lavender graduation” ceremonies, or offering safe cosmos trainings across campus and a Rainbow Buddies mentorship program, these efforts look for to increase cultural competency for the LGBTQ+ group through conversation and connection across campus.
The RRC proves especially vital as younger Santa Clara students can often have trouble conclusion acceptance at home, coming out within the broader community and building relationships with welcoming peers.
Ryan Quakenbush, a graduate who worked as an RRC scholar coordinator and co-created the Rainbow Buddies mentorship program, said the comprehensive teaching provided by the RRC
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I’m not paying to live in a sauna
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Last October, while I was living in Phelps Hall, there came a day when the heating malfunctioned and indoor temperatures soared to about degrees. Although it lasted only about 24 hours, it was a terrible 24 hours— my makeup melted, plants withered, posters fell off the wall due to melted adhesive and every surface was hot to touch. That was last year, but lately memories of it have been triggered every time I’m in my current apartment in Hausdoerffer. Yes, the heat has gone up once again, only this time it has been up for days. Granted, it isn’t exactly malfunctioning and is nowhere near as poor as last year, but it remains extremely uncomfortable. Just because we had a few cold days the other week is no excuse for the heat to have been turned on this prior in the year. Basically, somebody somewhere made a bad decision, and now all of us in Phelps and Haus include to literally sweat it out. The worse part of all is that this is the actual heat system that has been turned on and therefore the prob
Chris Williamson: Bullied at school, bored on Love Island, now a podcast star
The show was called Love Island, but to Chris Williamson, it felt enjoy the World Cup final.
This was his moment; his dream come true; the pinnacle of his party young man career. As a year-old model and nightclub promoter, a month in the sun-kissed villa, shown nightly on ITV2, promised a unused level of fame.
He had been on TV before - the prime-time digital dating show, Take Me Out, three years earlier - but Love Island was longer, and with fewer clothes. After screen tests, "the most rigorous sexual health check you've ever seen", and a psychometric evaluation, he flew to Majorca to begin filming.
But then the cameras started rolling. The long, lifeless days turned into weeks, and he understood the authenticity of his Nature Cup final.
He didn't like it.
He wasn't made for Treasure Island. Really, he never had been. And so, the re-invention began.
Williamson, now 34, is from Stockton-on-Tees, a town near Middlesbrough in the north-east of England. He wa
'Bored' ex process operator in 'parallel universe' chatted 'boy' on lgbtq+ dating site
A "bored" process operator in "parallel universe" chatted who he thought was a 'boy' on a gay dating site - but he was actually messaging a cop.
Lonely grandad Morris Eddy, from Billingham, began chatting to the police officer - known as 'M' - on November 7, Teesside Crown Court heard Eddy reached out to the fictional youngster on same-sex attracted dating site FabGuys and 'M' initially gave their age as
The court heard shortly after the defendant provided his username for messenger app Kik and the pair resumed their conversation. Paul Abrahams, prosecuting, said that 'M' then told the defendant that he was an underage schoolboy.
He said: "The defendant was told at the start of the Kik conversation that he was only 14 years of age. However, this did not deter the defendant and despite this he sent a picture of a man performing oral sex. He then made some sexual comments about what he wanted to do."
The court heard police tracked Eddy down