Upcoming Events
Condoms, etc. Survey
Wednesday, November 7 to Friday, November 9 @ Lunch and Dinner
Usdan Center, bottom of the staircase
WesWELL wants to know what safer sex supplies we should be
purchasing. The Peer Health Advocates will be tabling this week in
Usdan to get your opinion. Fill out an anonymous survey and let us
know what you want in condoms, oral dams, gloves and more!
Lubricants, Butt Plugs, Vibrators - Oh My!
Wednesday, November 14 ~ 7:30pm ~ Exley 58
Presented by Megan Andelloux, Miko Learning & Resource Center
Sponsored by WesWELL and the Adelphic Educational Fund
So many sex toys, so little time! How is a person supposed to wade
thru the waters of ecstatic tools without any knowledge of what
works for where and for whom? Do you know where the P-Spot is? The
AFE zone? Does everyone love "The Rabbit"? From cock rings to
multiple orgasms, this workshop will change you, your lover and your
sexual stimulation zones. Come to "Oh My" and have your world rocked
like never before!
Megan Andelloux is the Director of the Miko Learning and
Resource Center, located in Providence, RI. In her role there she
works as a Board Certified Sexuality Educator in the New England and
Tri-State area. She provides consultations, trainings and workshops
to colleges, hospitals and individuals on the joys of sex play, why
the body works the way it does and answers zillions of questions on
sexuality. Megan is also frequently used as a media consultant for
magazines, news stations and the internet. Prior to being the
Director of the Miko Learning and Resource Center, Megan worked as a
Sex Educator at Planned Parenthood for 9 years.
Announcements
 Election
Day is Tuesday, November 6
There's still time!
The polling location for students who are registered to vote in
Middletown is the Senior Center, located at 150 William Street
(across from Broad Street Books). The
Senior Center is within walking distance of campus, however is
students are not sure where it is or would prefer a ride, the
Office of Community Service
and Volunteerism will be providing transportation at the
following times: 10:30am, 1:30pm, 4:30pm and 7pm. For the day time
rides, please come into the OCS office at 167 High Street. For the
7pm ride, please meet in lower Parking Lot C (the van will be there
by 6:50 so you will not need to wait outside). Any questions,
please contact Migdalia Pinkney at
mpinkney@wesleyan.edu or 685.2881.
Tips for a Healthier You
Five ways to protect your vision
WebMD helps you keep your peepers in sharp shape so they last a
lifetime.
How much of the brain do we really use?
Check out this thought-provoking commentary from InteliHealth about
brain use.
Secondhand smoke
Get the facts, take a quiz, learn about clean air initiatives and
how to take action from TobaccoFreeU.
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Inspiration!
“Let me listen to me and not to
them.”- Gertrude Stein
A Healthy Dose of Info
on...Exercise and Cold Weather
Cold weather might make you feel like hibernating, but you don't
have to give up your exercise and fitness goals. You can exercise
indoors. And by dressing properly and heeding cold-weather safety
tips, you can exercise outdoors, too.
Maintain your motivation
Focus on how you'll benefit if you keep up your exercise routine
throughout the cold-weather season. Exercise can help you shake
those winter blues. Exercise improves your mood, increases your
energy level and helps you sleep better. And you'll be in better
shape when the weather warms up.
Try to set aside 30 minutes or more on most days of the week for
physical activity. It doesn't have to be all in one stretch. You can
work it in a little here or there. And it doesn't have to be
strenuous. Make a workout of household cleaning. Take the stairs. Go
sledding. For extra motivation...
Read more from the Mayo Clinic...
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