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Nova Southeastern University NSUWorks The urC rent NSU Digital Collections 11-15-2016 The urC rent Volume 27 : Issue 13 Nova Southeastern University Follow this and additional works at: https://nsuworks.nova.edu/nsudigital_newspaper NSUWorks Citation Nova Southeastern University, "The urC rent Volume 27 : Issue 13" (2016). The Current. 549. https://nsuworks.nova.edu/nsudigital_newspaper/549 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the NSU Digital Collections at NSUWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Current by an authorized administrator of NSUWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Student-Run Newspaper of Nova Southeastern University • November 15, 2016 | Vol. 27, Issue 13 | nsucurrent.nova.edu Plan the perfect Keep children out of Falling for fall games Yelling isn’t the answer to our Friendsgiving contact sports political problems P. 5 P. 7 P. 8 P. 11 By: Rachael Hirstein Sorority raises awareness for AIDS @RachaelHirstein To raise awareness about AIDS and HIV “Sometimes people don’t use protection, and and to promote safe sex and testing for STDs they don’t know the effects it can have if they and STIs, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. is hosting don’t use protection. I really feel like this will AIDS Awareness Day on Dec. 1, which is also have a big impact and we will really try to get World AIDS Day, from 12-2 p.m. in the Don the word out to get people there.” Taft University Center Spine. According to Brianna Walker, senior Monica Sapp, senior elementary education communication studies major and vice president major and president of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., HIV and AIDS Inc., explained how this event will raise are very prominent in this area. She said that awareness. they can affect college students. “Every month we, Zeta Phi Beta, do an “I know as college students we think, ‘Oh, awareness, so this month has AIDS Awareness that can’t happen to me,’ but it really can,” she Day, and we decided to have an event to promote said. “Broward County is the number one county safe sex and getting tested,” she said. “There [in Florida] with AIDS and HIV.” will be testing, giving out condoms and playing Walker said this event is important to her. games to see how much people know about “AIDS and HIV plague black women,” AIDS and how important it is and how rapidly she explained. “As a black woman, this is near it’s spreading in the community.” and dear to me because this event can help save While AIDS Awareness Day is not new to a lot of lives. It can have the potential to stop NSU’s campus, this is only the third time that someone from making a wrong decision at a Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. will host an event for wrong time.” it. Walker said that this event can positively Sapp said that this event is important to affect the community. PRINTED WITH PERMISSION FROM M. SAPP have on a college campus and that she believes “If we’re able to inform our community Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. is helping to promote AIDS awareness on campus for the third year. this event will have a great impact on NSU. about it, we’ll at least cut the numbers down,” “I think it is really important because this she said. “We’ll be able to better it or at least County who have HIV and AIDS.” to all. For more information, contact Sapp at is a college and people do have sex,” she said. not add on to the number of people in Broward This event is free and attendance is open [email protected]. Condoms: practical and fashionable By: Adam DeRoss The second NSU Latex and Lace condom organizations will provide the models and create Demissie said that the idea came to fruition their attention,” she said. fashion show, hosted by the Office of Campus the clothes. in 2014 when Danielle McCalla, now a graduate McCalla also said that, from what she Life and Student Engagement, will take place in Students can expect a variety of student and graduate assistant, proposed the remembers, all of the students participating and the UC spine on Dec. 1 at 8 p.m. participating organizations such as the Indian concept for the show after being inspired by in the audience had a great time last year. Dec. 1 is World AIDS Day and, according Student Association and their Indian-themed another university’s event. McCalla wrote up a “The most fun part about it is getting to see to graduate assistant for SEA Board Yabi clothes as well as games and activities and guest proposal and was able to put on the fashion show the students’ faces because it’s not something Demissie, the event aims to spread awareness of speakers who will talk about sex education and that year with the assistance of SEA board. they’re accustomed to seeing,” she said. “Their HIV/AIDS and sex education among students in HIV/AIDS awareness. “As an undergraduate student here, you classmates or their peers in clothing made out a fun and non-conventional way. “The Latex and Lace fashion show is a way live in the residence halls and you work with of condoms is definitely exciting and interesting, Shanygne Bitna, senior communications to bring sex education and HIV/AIDS awareness a lot of students. You have conversations with but I don’t want the message of why we’re doing major and Thursday Night Live chair for SEA to the NSU community in a fun and creative them and they’re not aware of what’s happening it to get lost. It’s all about bringing awareness board, said that students and organizations will atmosphere. This way, students can learn more around them and how they’re putting themselves on World AIDS Day in a fun and creative type create themed outfits and styles primarily using about health issues in the community and learn in danger sometimes. It kind of took a while for of way.” condoms for the show. The Student Engagement how to protect themselves without being afraid the student body to grasp the idea because it’s For more information or to sign up for the Office will provide the materials and the or uncomfortable with the topic,” Bitna said. so unconventional, but it definitely grabbed show, visit.nova.edu/latex. Interested in news, writing or photography? 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