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The Moral Status of the Sex Industry

The Moral Status of the Sex Industry

By Erin Stewart on 27 January 2011

In the 1970s, Robin Morgan said that ‘pornography is the theory, rape is the practice’. She was an integral part of the Women Against Pornography association, which had set-up an office in New York City, setting up tours to show interested people, even high school students, the places around the city which exploited the bodies [...]

Posted in Culture, Featured, Opinion | Tagged activism, Culture, education, exploitation, feminism, gender stereotypes, government, policy, sex, sexism, women's issues, women's safety | 2 Responses

ivanhoe girls’ grammar bans lesbians from ball

ivanhoe girls’ grammar bans lesbians from ball

By Erin Stewart on 24 November 2010

Earlier this month, Australia was alerted to an incident involving two girls who wanted to go to their school’s ball together. The school subsequently banned the couple from going to the ball. One of the girls was told either to go with a boy or go alone. The school allegedly gave a number of reasons [...]

Posted in Culture, Featured, Opinion | Tagged education, homosexuality, Opinion, politics, relationships, schools, women's issues, youth issues | 1 Response

Growing up faster than ever before

Growing up faster than ever before

By Erin Stewart on 10 November 2010

We see the words ‘kids are having to grow up faster than ever before’ all the time in magazines, books and on TV. They especially refer to girls in saying this. Apparently, it’s the case that children are forced out of their precious childhood years too early. They should be free to enjoy themselves more [...]

Posted in Culture, Featured, Opinion | Tagged Culture, education, gender stereotypes, media, myths, rant, youth issues | Leave a response

The case for a men’s officer?

The case for a men’s officer?

By Erin Stewart on 24 August 2010

Recently, my university residential hall has established a men’s officer. Reading through blogs and opinion news sites, I feel conflicted about what role an officer supporting men has to play in this setting. For a very long time we’ve had a women’s officer whose role was never really clear in the first place. Once a [...]

Posted in Culture, Featured, Opinion | Tagged activism, education, feminism, gender stereotypes, women's issues | 5 Responses

Sexual Education and its Shortfallings

By Erin Stewart on 16 June 2010

Whenever I talk to someone from the US education system, or hear about it on TV, I feel lucky to have gone through the Australian system. While we were taught about STDs and how to say ‘no’ to sex, we also learned about many different types of contraception, and the stupidity of the rhythm method [...]

Posted in Opinion | Tagged body image, education, health, sex, women's issues, youth issues | 1 Response

gap years and work experience

By Michelle on 4 March 2008

So, you’ve taken a year off before uni… to travel or to work and save money so you’re not trying to subsist on measly Austudy payments and handouts from mum and dad. Or you’re looking to gain some valuable work experience in your area of study – which isn’t a bad idea, as you’ll soon [...]

Posted in Uncategorised | Tagged education, magazines, volunteering | Leave a response

What is art?

By Tessa Muskett on 27 February 2008

Is defining art a pointless exercise? Does it have more in common with vacuuming than the fact that both seem to be done regularly and everybody does it differently? Today our guide led us through a small hallway to a dead end. The reason we were brought here was to look upon a vacuum cleaner [...]

Posted in Uncategorised | Tagged art, creativity, Culture, education | Leave a response

Does an “F” on your report card now stand for “Fat”?

By Michelle on 21 February 2008

The so-called “obesity crisis” makes headlines frequently, with pleas for parents to better control what their children eat and force them outside in order to get some exercise. Clearly it’s easier said than done, and schools may soon be stepping in with some radical changes proposed by health and childhood professionals, such as including a [...]

Posted in Uncategorised | Tagged body image, education, health | Leave a response

go canberra girls!

By Michelle on 13 November 2007

For the first time in the history of CIT’s photography program, all third year students are women! Their final exhibition, Echo, will be held 28 November-5 December at the High Court of Australia. Also by CIT students is the Bachelor of Design (Fashion) final parade, to be held at the National Museum of Australia on [...]

Posted in Uncategorised | Tagged education, fashion, photography | Leave a response

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