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October, 2002
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I was born and raised
in Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania, a farming community of 600 people, where
everyone knew everyone else and everyone else's parents, birthdays,
and life history. Dating for me wasn't really an option until I could
drive and explore new communities where my cousins weren't the best
looking guys around. The Symposium Revisited: a dialogue on intimacy at Davidson by Kristy Marynak and Ara Dileepan Kristy:
That toolshed Philip "I'm a Libertas editor" Sasser called
my room the "psycho ward for four counties." What
you get when you join a fraternity at our school is a right to, at any
time, enter into a thriving forum on Davidson. When
I admit I desire, I admit I need: instantly, I am naked to those who can
give or usurp what I desire. Lamar:
What are your general impressions of intimacy between students at Davidson?
What do you see going well or going badly? *campus mental atmosphere |