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By Sophie Hurwitz News, News and Features, News in BriefApril 3, 2019

News in Brief 4/03/2019

SHE’s run Sexuality Education Week

This week, the Wellesley student Sexual Health Educators (SHEs) are bringing their yearly Sexuality Education Week to campus. This year’s event offerings will include classics such as a consent workshop and Wednesday’s Men’s Panel (a panel of men who are to be mercilessly interrogated about their sex lives). There will also be some newer events, such as “Sexuality and Spirituality,” which is to be held in the Multifaith Center, and the “Extraordinary Sex Open Mic Night.”

 

Wellesley Alum participates in cooking show “Chopped”

Judy Yao ’15 had no experience in the food industry before joining the co-op Cafe Hoop her senior year at Wellesley. This year, she competed on the popular cooking show “Chopped,” on an episode that aired March 5 spotlighting female butchers. She learned butchery from Savenor’s Butcher Shop in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Butchery is still a male-dominated field, with women making up under a third of the workforce, according to data from the Boston Globe. Yao made it through rounds 1 and 2 on her episode, making a beef strip steak and a sausage patty.

 

WAWA brings events to campus for Arab Awareness Month

On Wednesday, April 3, the Wellesley Arab Women’s Association (WAWA) will be bringing their first event of Arab Awareness Month (nationally known as Arab American Heritage Month). The panel, which is to be held at 12:45 in Anderson Forum, will bring together Arab women working in political advocacy, international development, media & journalism and political science. In addition, WAWA will be hosting an Arabic Slam Poetry Night in collaboration with Students for Justice in Palestine, a MENA cooking class and a speaker on the current crisis in Yemen, as well as other events throughout the month of April.

 

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