April 2008
Butterfly: Works Wonders for Both
Editor's Note: These daily positions are meant to inform. Don't continue to read if you're uncomfortable with gritty details... or stuffed animals in strange positions.
This image is in no way a commentary on the military, the war in Iraq or any other idea beyond showing the technique behind this sex position.
Both of you will be soaring in this fly position.
Students Collect Signatures to Close Guantanamo
By Connect Mason Reporter Rachael Dickson
Amnesty International held a demonstration on the north plaza calling for the closing of Guantanamo Bay on April 24.
A demonstrator in an orange jumpsuit stood in a small square formed by wire mesh to represent the cells in Guantanamo Bay, a military prison based at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba.
“The actual cells in Guantanamo are about that size - they’re being kept in there for hours and hours at a time in this cramped little cage,” said Janet Ghazizadeh, a global affairs major. “That’s why we decided to set this up so people get an idea of what it’s like.”
Sex: Some Students Choose Not to Partake
By Connect Mason Reporter Rachael Dickson
Abstinence is not as uncommon a choice among college students as some might think.
According to the fall 2007 American College Health Association National College Health Assessment, a survey which included 20,507 respondents, 32.1% of college males and 31.7% of college females have never had vaginal sex.
Lost LIVE
By Connect Mason and VoxPop
Watch your favorite Thursday night series, "Lost," with the Connect Mason and VoxPop staff. Please feel free to comments your own commentary and predictions.
New Roundabout to Improve Traffic Flow
By Dave Andrews, Mason Gazette
Traffic patterns in the southwest corner of Patriot Circle near Mason Pond on the Fairfax Campus will change significantly this summer and into the fall.
Project designs and schedules are in the final stages as Mason prepares for construction on a roundabout that will connect Patriot Circle and Mason Pond Drive to the future connector road to Route 123.
On-Campus Nature Walk Identifies Invasive Species
By Connect Mason Reporter Nick Walker
“When you identify plants, it helps to use all of your senses. If you can touch it, touch it. If you can smell it, smell it. If you can taste it, that's even better,” said Andrea Weeks, professor in the environmental science & policy department during a campus-wide plant walk on Tuesday, April 22.
The Ballerina: It's No Swan Lake
Editor's Note: These daily positions are meant to inform. Don't continue to read if you're uncomfortable with gritty details... or stuffed animals in strange positions.
Been slaving away at the gym? Those yoga classes will come in handy for this bedroom tango.
Alcohol and Sex Don't Mix
By Connect Mason Sports Director Damien Sordelett
Alcohol has been a cause of many unpleasant mornings. Imagine waking up and not remembering exactly what happened the night before. It is not something that a student likes to have weighing him or her down.
But that's not the only way in which things can go wrong when you mix alcohol and sex.
Tigercity Brings Back Groove of the 70's
By Broadside Style Columnist Andy Minor
If you didn't notice, I gave my usual top 10 list a few weeks off, for no other reason than getting sick of coming up with ideas for lists every week.
Sometimes though, a good idea for a list falls right in your lap, and there's nothing you can do but write it down. This is precisely what happened when I discovered, through the great favor of a good friend, the little Brooklyn quartet known as Tigercity.
Pearson Shines in Jordan Classic
By Mason Blogger Ryan Kish of George Mason Basketball Blog
Ryan Pearson is continuing to prove what a solid recruiter Jim Larranaga has been to the Mason program.