California became the first state in the union to make stealthing, the nonconsensual removal of a condom during sex, illegal on Oct. 8. It was approved by the California State Legislature without opposition.
As many know, Pope Benedict XVI recently spoke out in Peter Seewald’s book, “Light of the World: The Pope, the Church and the Signs of the Times,” condoning the use of condoms. The use of any form of contraceptive is judged by the Catholic Church to be evil because it prevents conception.
The locally founded Iota Delta sorority made the brave and noble decision March 16 to showcase Greek life at the University of La Verne in a positive light through their “No Sex or Latex” campaign.
Three million young adults contract a sexually transmitted disease each year. Prompted by these numbers, the Campus Times polled ULV students, asking them about their sexual habits.
As students entered the elegant Long Beach Hyatt Hotel on April 29 to enjoy the annual Spring Formal, most knew what the $25 price was guaranteeing them—a dinner, a night of dancing, seating in a room decorated with balloons and flowers and condoms. Yes, condoms. Those who attended were encouraged to plunge their hands into a crown full of condoms and help themselves as they registered at the reception table.