The Female Orgasm
https://my.hamilton.edu/applications/calendar/detail.cfm?ID=26386

October 21, 2008 at 7:30PM (until 9:30PM)

Description
The Female Orgasm combines sex education and women’s empowerment with a hearty dose of laughter. Sex educators Dorian Solot and Marshall Miller bring a playful, honest approach to this topic, packing the house on college campuses. With warmth and humor, they illuminate the subject of female orgasm for women who aren’t having them, guys who want to make their girlfriends happy, and students who are debating the existence of the G-spot or “to fake or not to fake?”. This program is inclusive of people of all genders and sexual orientations.

Location: Kirner-Johnson Auditorium  Campus Map

Contact[:

[name removed] nameremoved(at)hamiton.edu] [phone number removed]

Sponsor: Womyn’s Center

Open to: All Campus

 

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Of course,  the notice about the Female Orgasm merchandise is not on the publicly available website, but only on the email that we understand was sent to all campus recipients:

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Dorian and Marshall cover it all with lots of humor, plenty of honesty, and an underlying message of sexual health and women’s empowerment. Are you coming?

…sponsored by the Womyn’s Center, ELS and the Kirkland Endowment in another stunning use of alumni, tuition, and trusted monies. This on top of the rumored >$100,000 payment for Jon Stewart as a speaker in the Great Name Series and contrasted Hamilton’s refusal to support its own students at the AHI’s Gerrit Smith - George Fitzhugh colloquium this past year.

The Womyn’s Center and the Kirkland Project (or however renamed) extends this of celebration of diversity as a warm welcome to Chairman Lafley in his new capacity. We hope he attends.

If you’d like a stark comparison of scholarly agenda, check out the activity of the Alexander Hamilton Institute.  Hamilton College unfortunately continues to evidence no concept of pedagogical mission and less appreciation of the scarcity of resources.

We believe there are choices for alumni to make.  If you think this kind of activity is not the highest & best use of scarce alumni resources, you can support the AHI .

It’s your school…or at least it used to be.