A new, fun place to find your name on the internet!

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1. Don't. 

 

2. Do it with an E-card. Yes, an E-card. InSPOT.org, a California based non-profit, allows users to send a free, anonymous E-card to their partner(s) telling them they might want to get tested for STDs such as HIV, gonorrhea, chlamydia and syphilis. Potentia

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Trojan just released their Sexual Health Report Card and UF dropped four spots from 43 to 47. This is still better than our 49 rank in 2006, but it could use some improvement. 

 

A complicated system of collecting data is used and spread out over 11 categories which include HIV testing, contracepti

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Meet a self-sworn virgin who drinks, smokes and likes to fool around.  Is there such a thing as a slutty marriage saver?

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Trojan condoms has just kicked off its Trojan Evolve National Tour to raise awareness about sexual health in the United States. If you missed the last study by the Center for Disease Control (CDC), 3.2 million young women are estimated to have one of the most common STDs.  Cases of all th... MORE »

The Governator has until October 14 to decide if fast food restaurants should be required to post nutrition facts. SB 120 would require “restaurants with 15 or more locations to include nutritional information on their menus.” (Thanks Aggie for the great writing).

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For years, people say the word "Slutgers" with a smirk on their face, referring to the "known fact" that students at Rutgers are so promiscuous that we have our own strain of the Clap.

This rumor, which started with a bit of twisted news concerning research Rutgers conducted on HPV, is finally on ... MORE »

It's inevitable: during summer tours of UCSB, someone always asks about our apparently astronomically high STI rate. As it turns out, only 6% of UCSB students have an STI, according to Janice and John Baldwin’s... MORE »