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Comment on Abortion After Rape Called “Tampering with Evidence” – Are You F-ing Kidding Me? by Virginia Smith

Virginia Smith — Thu, 24 Jan 2013 22:44:45 +0000

Better than ever Christie political-social commentary with the best dead-pan tone ever. Plus, gotta love how Christie can do and be done with cattie before you can say, “Clean them cat paws.” “For real ice-queen, update your do.” I would rather read Christie than watch Colbert. Wait….

Comment on Abortion After Rape Called “Tampering with Evidence” – Are You F-ing Kidding Me? by Kristin

Kristin — Thu, 24 Jan 2013 22:20:45 +0000

I … um.. I am speechless. I cannot put into words how …just unreal this is. and people VOTED for her. makes my stomach hurt

Comment on Being Funny When Nothing’s Funny by Rebecca

Rebecca — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 19:05:30 +0000

I remember feeling this way the first time SNL aired after 9/11. The cool thing about comedy (and performance in general) is the shared experience of the audience. There’s something quite comforting about it.

Comment on Ex-Sorority Sister Assures You: Most Party Themes Are Offensive… To Women by Diana M

Diana M — Wed, 12 Dec 2012 07:25:48 +0000

“Boy Toy”…what a lofty aspiration for a stupid girl. I guess I’m lucky that I can’t stand the taste of alcohol. I get to watch and laugh while all of you “smart people” make idiots of yourselves. It’s fun to watch a loud obnoxious girl with one of her boobs hanging out of her shirt hanging on a guy that looks like his IQ is in the negative range. No thanks. I’d rather be a weird independant with a small group of friends that I can count on, laugh with and not have to be a slut or ho for.

Comment on Ex-Sorority Sister Assures You: Most Party Themes Are Offensive… To Women by Christie Walsh

Christie Walsh — Fri, 07 Dec 2012 19:42:01 +0000

Does that job come with benefits?!

Comment on Ex-Sorority Sister Assures You: Most Party Themes Are Offensive… To Women by PennStateReddit

PennStateReddit — Fri, 07 Dec 2012 19:28:36 +0000

Quit pointing out the hypocrisy of the world. They might appoint you Queen Hoe, ruler of all hoes, sluts, and hags.

Comment on Ex-Sorority Sister Assures You: Most Party Themes Are Offensive… To Women by Christie Walsh

Christie Walsh — Fri, 07 Dec 2012 17:11:01 +0000

Thanks for the feedback folks! Keep following!

Comment on Ex-Sorority Sister Assures You: Most Party Themes Are Offensive… To Women by Fivefootseven

Fivefootseven — Fri, 07 Dec 2012 06:41:36 +0000

Interesting perspective. As a current Penn State female student, I definitely thought some of the points you brought up regarding women. But I think the blame should fall just as much on sororities as you put on frats for throwing these parties. It’s no excuse that because most parties are offensive, that a party that is offensive to a certain race is part of the norm.
Also, as a student who is neither white nor black, I do understand all the outrage surrounding the recent news. The truth is, minorities are pretty much under represented on campus, and Penn State’s culture does not promote diversity as much as it should. Even though there is an array of groups, it’s easy to see the division between races/ethnicity.
With that being said…these stereotypes do exist and we as a society basically accepted them. People in the media are even paid to make fun of these stereotypes. Why are we penalizing students when we as a society condone comedians and entertainers who do the same exact thing?..my two cents. Thanks for the nice read! WE ARE…

Comment on Ex-Sorority Sister Assures You: Most Party Themes Are Offensive… To Women by hi

hi — Fri, 07 Dec 2012 04:07:08 +0000

you think too highly of yourself

Comment on Ex-Sorority Sister Assures You: Most Party Themes Are Offensive… To Women by PennStater

PennStater — Fri, 07 Dec 2012 03:24:35 +0000

Graduated from penn state in 1992. Was in a top 5 frat (at least it was then I don’t know about now). I found your piece to be extremely insightful. I remember one year I was invited to a pi phi formal. The theme was pi phi fiesta. Complete with t shirts and boxer shirts. The t shirts had two men, clearly Mexican, wearing sombreros, and passed out amongst bottles of tequila. I didn’t think any thing of it.

Flash forward 2 years and I’m a first year law student studying Indian law at the university of New Mexico. Not even thinking twice about it I wore that tshirt to class one day and immediately offended approximately 60 percent of my class. I had met a grand total on 1 Hispanic person in my life before I moved there so I had not idea how potentially offensive the tshirt was. They were quick to tell me.

Point…some of this comes from ignorance and some from callousness.

I enjoyed your piece. Well stated.