Ducky Doolittle Loves U.

“So let’s talk about fucking, all right?” Ducky Doolittle said as she stood in front of a crowd of about 200 students on Wednesday night in the SAC Auditorium.

Invited to the Stony Brook University campus for the fifth time by the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Association (LGBTA), Ducky brought with her not only sex toys, but a new program titled Sex on Campus/Love U.

Ducky Doolittle is not only a sex educator and a sexual assault counselor, but both a self-proclaimed “badass” and “awesomesexual” (the only kind of people that she sleeps with are awesome).

She strutted around stage in a black mini-dress and massive stilettos, words like “cock” “twat” and “pussy” dropping multiple times in a minute.

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To Korea, With Love

“Ready? One! Two! Three! Anyonghaseyo! Welcome to NYC!”

A crowd of nearly 70 young people chorused a thunderous “Hello!” in the Korean language and bowed as two Korean males stepped out of Lincoln Center into the warm sunny air of New York City. The men’s tired expressions transformed rapidly from exhaustion to surprise to happiness as they saw the large group of fangirls and fanboys screaming and waving cardboard signs and CD covers while holding digital cameras and camcorders. To their further amusement, the crowd began chanting, “Dong Bang Shin Ki Saranghaeyo,” their band name and the formal Korean phrase for “I love you” over and over again.

Finally, Yunho Jung and Changmin Shim, who were guests at the Lacoste fashion show at New York Fashion Week, acknowledged their American fans with a bow, appreciative smiles and several waves before leaving Lincoln Center, followed by a mass of paparazzi with flashing cameras.

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Stony Brook Students and Yoko Ono Imagine Peace

“War Is Over (If You Want It)” proclaims one of the pieces at Yoko Ono’s Imagine Peace Exhibit. This message of peace is probably as pertinent in this generation, an era replete with wars in Libya and in the ongoing War On Terror.

The exhibit, which is set to run in the Staller Art Center until October 15th, is a multimedia display which highlights Ms. Ono’s late ‘60’s peace effort with her husband, John Lennon, with particular emphasis of the couple’s Bed-In and War Is Over! Campaigns.

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Christopher Hitchens Cancels Stony Brook Appearance, Cites Health

Christopher Hitchens, the controversial author and high-profile atheism activist who was scheduled to speak at Stony Brook University tomorrow evening, has canceled his appearance citing health risks. He was diagnosed in July with terminal esophageal cancer.

The short notice suggests that Hitchens’ health may be wavering. His health has been quickly deteriorating since he was diagnosed nine months ago.

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