
Shalom, chevrei! [That's "hello, friends" in hebrew]
I've been up here at camp since Monday and staff week is going well. We had a talk with our director about relationships--both for campers and counselors--and I was super impressed that he acknowledged (and was affirming of the fact) that people may be in same sex relationships.
We've had a great week of posts here on the blog, so be sure to check out Jennifer's WOMYN Wednesday post , Veronica's San Francisco reflections , Eric Furst's post on the gay adult entertainment industry and Part I to Cameron's series on the nature vs. nurture debate .
Remember we're still accepting Senior Posts!
Also very exciting: New York is one vote away from legalizing same sex marriage!
Less exciting: we don't have any anonymous posts for this week. :( I hope that means that everyone is having a super wonderful time.
Because I know better than to actually think that nobody in our community is facing any hardships, please remember that there are a number of resources available on campus and in the local community. These resources are available over summer, too! If you or a friend are experiencing thoughts or urges to harm yourself or somebody else, please reach out to the following resources: In an emergency, please don't hesitate to call CAPS at any time, including "after hours" at (919) 966-3820. Ask to speak to the advice nurse and tell them you are a Duke student. You may also call the Trevor Project, a national hotline specifically for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and questioning youth (college students included). Their number is 866-4-U-TREVOR (866-488-7386).
Until next week,
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