Whoa, what’s this? A new sex-ed pamphlet has appeared on campus and disappeared in the same week. The flipbook was thought of as being too offensive for
distribution in the Counselling Services in building 5 but not too offensive for the Pride Centre or the clinic.

Is the “Put On Something Sexy” flipbook offensive?

Brianna
4th Year Anthropology

It’s a little pornographic

to just be handed out |
think, especially since
it's not really thought

acceptable to be show-

ing anything below
the waist even when
it’s for shock value. To

show someone putting

ona condom and then
enjoying it, it’s a little
too much of a shock.

A

2nd Year Political Science

Offensive? No. it’s a
valid message that is
not hiding and it’s not
embarrassing. In my
high school, the nurse
told us “don't be silly,
protect your willy”
and that’s laughable,
but this isn’t. It’s
straightforward.

Erin and Matt
1st Year Biochem

We don’t find it offensive, it is what it is.

Ahmd

1st Year Business

4th Year Economics ; ;
| don’t know... | don't

really know.

This whole time
they've been lying

to me! There is nota
single stork in this flip
book, I’m outraged!

2nd Year Political Science

Nope. Check this with
what we actually do
at home; personally,
this is the tip of the
iceberg so to speak.
But do we really need
directions to tell us
how to put a condom
on? | don't really think
it’s necessary in that
aspect but | don’t find
it offensive.

i

| don't find it ofensive.
It’s teaching people
how to put ona
condom and how to

use it.

Patrick

2nd Year Computer Science

No, not really. | got
the point right? And
the point is put on

a condom the right
way before you do
your thing. That’s the
whole point of the flip
book and most people
need to learn that. So
| don’t find it offensive
| find it educational.

Chelsea
2nd Year Political Science

No, no one’s being
over-sexualized or
anything like that.