You think you know all there is to know about sex? Put your knowledge to the test on Tuesday, Dec. 5 as The Vagina Warriors present "Sexual Pursuit," a game show about sex.
While we would all like to believe we are experts on the topic, there are surely aspects of sex that remain a mystery. "We want to awaken Baruch's sexuality," said club secretary, Ranita Pitamber. As the event organizer, Pitamber intends for the game show to be both educational and fun. A wide range of topics will be covered: from the myth of the G-Spot to STDs, nothing is off limits.
Six ambitious Baruch students have been chosen as contestants for the game show. The game works similar to the way "Jeopardy" does, with some slight changes and of course the always-entertaining topic of sex. The audience chooses a category from a group of six; the contestants then pick the difficulty of the question. Contestants win by tallying the most points at the end of the game.
Staying true to the goals of the club, Pitamber hopes to raise awareness of sexuality. "It's fun, but sexuality is something that should be respected and understood," she said.
"We want Baruch students to speak about sex," said Caroline Defay, president of the Vagina Warriors. Defay has found that Baruch students tend to shy away from the topic. "When I try to promote the club, people laugh and seem uncomfortable. There need to be more sexual liberation," she said.
"I want to show Baruch what I know about sex," said Brenton Land. As one of the contestants of "Sexual Pursuit," Land sees himself as the favorite to win. "I'll bring originality and flexibility to the show," he said. As a frequent attendee of the Vagina Warriors event, Land said, "the last two events were crazy. They just blew my mind. I have no clue what to expect, but it should be fun." The event will be held at 5:45 p.m. to 7:25 p.m. in VC 2-125.
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