In the spirit of being a safesite for the Great American Condom Campaign, I thought it would be interesting to see the comparison of sexual health among college campuses through out the United States. Trojan has recently released their annual Sexual Health Report Card for 2011 where you can see how your college stacks up against others. The universities are ranked by availability of sexual health resources and information to students on campus. Such factors include:

With all the buzz over the current presidential candidates, I thought adding this blog would be appropriate.

For years now, Republican presidential candidates would easily favor an anti-gay approach to the issue of same-sex marriages, such as Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann are doing now. However, changes, events and decisions in the recent years have created an interesting space for supporters of gay-marriage and the GLBTQ community. For example, in the past few months New York joined Massachussetts, Connecticut, Iowa, Vermont, and New Hampshire as states that now allow same-sex marriage. But what could be the outcome if Rick Perry or Michele Bachmann became president?

 

"Our friends in New York six weeks ago passed a statute that said marriage can be between two people of the same sex. And you know what? That's New York, and that's their business, and that's fine with me." He continued, "That is their call. If you believe in the 10th Amendment, stay out of their business." 

* supporting congressional passage and sending to the states a U.S. constitutional amendment that would ban same-sex marriage throughout the country;

* defending in court the Defense of Marriage of Act, a 1996 law that prohibit federal recognition of same-sex marriage;

* appointing judges and a U.S. attorney general who “will respect the original meaning” of the U.S. Constitution;

* supporting legislation allowing D.C. residents to vote on whether or not to abrogate the district’s same-sex marriage law;

* and appointing a presidential commission to “investigate harassment of traditional marriage supporters.”