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Samantha E Rooney Thaiz Martins Rosa Carlos O Rosado Elizabeth Rosario Manuel A Rosario Andrea Rovedo Mark F Rubchinuk, Jr Robert J Rubchinuk Crystal Lee Russell Eric Christopher Ryan Kailie Ryan Degrace Elizabeth Saint Dic Annalisa Salustri Shane Lewis Salvanelli Christopher T Sanborn Jacquelyn Sanford Emanuel Santa Airony Santana Damian Lyn Santana Greysa Santana Stan Edward Savage Heather R Scanlan Deborah Scarfo Lia Scharaffa Christine M Schwab Hillary Goodhue Scott Erichson S Seang Eva Seelley Gordon Egbabga Sekegor Kimberly Marro Semenza On Son-Seng Nikki A Shackleton Jonathan Scott Shapiro Clyde D Sheppard Noah Joseph Shibley Swati Swaphil Shinde Majlinda Shuka Britney Jane Silva Saindy Sim John Nicholai Noval Simbajon Ronnie Vincent Sinclair Deena Sirignano Gensei Kai'U'ilani Smith Susan B Smith Susan T Smith Thomas A Smith Chantana Sok Whiriker Daniel Soto Amanda Sousa Christen Noel Spacer Alessandra Reeve Spaulding Matthew Joseph St Pierre Kaitlyn Janice Standley Julie Michelle Stanley David Strassburger Brittany Susan Supino Kerry Sweezey Matthew Shelton Swift Courtney Marie Tainter Grace T Takang Melissa Rose Tapley Eric M Tarr Jaimie L Tartis Shar' Day P Taylor
Lisa Thibeault Rhys Dylan Thomas Wendy Nicole Thomas Sandy Timmer Yulia Tkachova Theresa F Toe Brittany Marie Torres Kelly E Tracy Thanh Soc Tran Tuot Tran Jessica Tries Cristina Marie Triglione Meaghan L Twomey Yarrow Unger Marilyn Urrea Nahimatu Muazu Usuman Hawawu Usuman-Muazu Joseph Adam Viscione Raycel Y Vittini Hoangoanh Christy Vo Eli Vollmer Brittany Waalewyn Douglas Waitt Adriel Wajda Kristina Ann Walker Nicole L Walton Rebecca Ruthellen Ward John R Warren Kathleen Gayle Watson Aaron Anthony Wear Tess Catherine Webb Andrea Wegner Kristy Romano Weishaar Roslyn Wetherald Samantha Dana Weymouth Ariel Mary Wheeler Jacqueline C Whitmarsh Adam J Williams Catherine Williams Kevin Flynn Williams Christine E Wilson Crissy Marie Wilson Ashley Wonson Andrew David Woods Kerri Lyn Worth Stanley Young Alissa Younkin Sarto Yun Frank Joseph Zagarella Jack Zaharoff Sharon Zajac Renee J Zierten Wendy Zimmerman Roselynd Ravelo Odelee Tema Kelly Dee Owens Vanessa Anne Kelley Kim Fournier Pamela J Lannon Danielle Robins Karen deSteuben Heather L Linehan Steven Juncosa Hernandez Nicole Lombard
Katelyne Jessica Connolly Deborah Jean Diaz Amy Arnold Goulart Shantae Lewis Jenni-Lyn Rogers Brieana Elizabeth Saunders Dorothy Stupakiewicz Nicole Danielle Tracy Preston Holden Meghan Ciruolo Julie A Robertson Haydee A Rivera-Florian Leslie A Bodvar Maria Cronin Rosemary Ifeoma Anaba Ana E Figueroa Charles L Donnelly Jr Ruth E Perron Michelle Brozonos Laura Elisabeth Timmons John Anthony Gardner Matthew Ryan Walsh Cheryl Anne Quinn Tina-Marie Denis Rachel Angela Conant Valerie A Tecci Medelyn Barbosa Gondim Markelin Kume Stephen F Solimini, Jr Jennifer A Beal Brian George Worcester Lauren Mary Troisi Melissa Parziale Crystal Marie Arsenault Abigail M Verga Kristina N Johnson Keri Ann Perry Purity W Munyu Amy E Conley Kayla Mae Burke Nicole Mary Ragusa Cyndi White Katie Elizabeth Zarni Amanda C St Germain Kathryn Elsa Schylander Courtney Ann Lemire Brittany Lee Foley Deborah Briant Rudloff Ashley Elaine Rice Sunita Shrestha Maureen L Palla Rachel Ann Duggan Alicia Marie Eastman Susan J Chick Hannah Kiongo Susan Olson Debora Souza Junior Kristin J Oliver Richard Oren Maltagliati Karen Alves Sousa Oscar Javier Argueta-Escalon Alexander R Carey
Pennon congratulates all graduates and wishes everyone a safe and fun summer!
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best a bad lover and at worst a rapist.”
Why is consent sexy?
- Communication, respect, and honesty make sex and relationships better - Asking for and obtaining consent shows that you have respect for both yourself and your partner - Positive views on sex and sexuality are empowering - Questions traditional views about gender and sexuality - Eliminates the entitlement that one partner feels over the other. Neither your body nor your sexuality belongs to someone else - It is normal and healthy for women to expect to be included in the consent process
How can you make consent sexy?
Show your partner that
you respect her/him enough to ask about her/his sexual needs and desires. If you are not accustomed to communicating with your partner about sex and sexual activity the first few times may feel awkward. But, practice makes perfect. Be creative and spontaneous. Don’t give up. The more times you have these conversations with your partner, the more comfortable you will become communicating about sex and sexual activity. Your partner may also find the situation awkward at first, but over time you will both be more secure in yourselves and your relationship For more information and examples of sexual consent please visit www.consentissexy.org.
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released by The Gorillaz. For starters, there really aren’t many guest stars on this album. Sure, former Clash musicians Paul Simonon and Mick Jones play on one track and Bobby Womack contributes an entire song, but this doesn’t nearly reach the star-studded peak of their discography. However,
itself, causes a major problem with the commercial image of The Gorillaz; some fans might be expecting the next Clint Eastwood or Dirty Harry and may be a little discouraged when, instead, they receive Revolving Doors (a more minimalist and ethereal track in comparison to the hard-hitting
this isn’t entirely a bad thing; instead of focusing on how he can possibly incorporate a plethora of highly respected musicians into his music, Damon is free to do whatever he pleases artistically. This does, however, come with a price. The price in this case is the lack of any real radio-friendly cut. This, in
rap tracks of Gorillaz past). In the end, this was Damon’s real intention of forming the Gorillaz; having a personal music project with little-to-no outside influence. This is what Damon successfully accomplished with this album, and it’s definitely the proper direction for the Gorillaz.
for the struggling industry, which is off 19% from last year. Will this year’s crop be strong enough to end the box-office slump? Hard to say, but with
everything from “Winnie the Pooh” (July 15th) to “Conan the Barbarian” (August 19th), it’s sure to be a mighty entertaining summer.
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