Coed Dorm-Mates??

diamonddan · Post by **diamonddan** » February 2, 2006 12:57 pm

Yea, this'll work.

http://www.news-record.com/apps/pbcs.dl ... EWSREC0201

RinglingRingling · Post by **RinglingRingling** » February 2, 2006 1:04 pm

diamonddan wrote:Yea, this'll work.

http://www.news-record.com/apps/pbcs.dl ... EWSREC0201

It might. I just want to see it done at BJU..

sunseeker · Post by **sunseeker** » February 2, 2006 1:16 pm

yea I knew that was in the works...the administration is not happy with the idea....Guilford is a good school but their student tend to ummmm a lil diffferent...political activists, One of their students was arrested last sping for sneaking box cutters on an airplane as a way to protest and show that airlines were not really safe yet.....A bunch were arrested on tuesday...they were protesting during the State of the Union address and did something to get arrested...their students are known to PUSH the envelope

carey24 · Post by **carey24** » February 2, 2006 1:23 pm

I don't see the big deal. The old way is assuming no one is gay or lesb. If they are, then you are condoning sex by putting them together.

Course we are dealing with administrators the age of my friend's parents, who think that a friend "made him gay".

diamonddan · Post by **diamonddan** » February 2, 2006 1:24 pm

Guilford is stuck in a time warp. I have been on the campus several times the past couple of years. It is very.... ummmmmmmmm... UNIQUE.

If you know anybody that ever wanted to know what college was like in the late 60's, with Peace,Love, and Protesters, check out Guilford.

sunseeker · Post by **sunseeker** » February 2, 2006 1:26 pm

diamonddan wrote:Guilford is stuck in a time warp. I have been on the campus several times the past couple of years. It is very.... ummmmmmmmm... UNIQUE.

don't go on their campus during Serendipity Festival

BottleofRum · Post by **BottleofRum** » February 2, 2006 1:26 pm

Reminds me of a classic 90's movie

sunseeker · Post by **sunseeker** » February 2, 2006 1:31 pm

carey24 wrote:I don't see the big deal. The old way is assuming no one is gay or lesb. If they are, then you are condoning sex by putting them together.

Course we are dealing with administrators the age of my friend's parents, who think that a friend "made him gay".

I work in Student affairs at another small college

actually most of the adminstrators at Guilford are in their early 30s.....most of your student development staff at college (especially in residence life becasue it is considered a stepping stone in student affairs) are typically young

the biggest problem with it is that most college residence halls still have the "hall bathrooms" format...that which is shared by an entire floor. It could be a logistical nightmare to house those students that prefer gender blind and making sure they all are in the same hall so that all students are comfortable when they go to a bathroom...it not really about the SEX anymore then it is about what is logistically possible

buffettbride · Post by **buffettbride** » February 2, 2006 1:33 pm

BottleofRum wrote:Reminds me of a classic 90's movie

<p>Link</p>

Haha! I loved that movie...

*singing* "I'll take you there..."

SharkOnLand · Post by **SharkOnLand** » February 2, 2006 1:39 pm

RinglingRingling wrote:It might. I just want to see it done at BJU..

Hmm... wonder what they teach there....

RinglingRingling · Post by **RinglingRingling** » February 2, 2006 1:42 pm

SharkOnLand wrote:
RinglingRingling wrote:
diamonddan wrote:It might. I just want to see it done at BJU..

Hmm... wonder what they teach there....

not what you think...

BJU is shorthand for Bob Jones University.

They could stand a little "trapped in the 1960s" there. It would be about 90 years ahead of their time.

sunseeker · Post by **sunseeker** » February 2, 2006 1:45 pm

RinglingRingling wrote:
SharkOnLand wrote:
RinglingRingling wrote:
diamonddan wrote:It might. I just want to see it done at BJU..

Hmm... wonder what they teach there....
not what you think...

BJU is shorthand for Bob Jones University.

They could stand a little "trapped in the 1960s" there. It would be about 90 years ahead of their time.

well guilford is on the opposite end of the 60's spectrum....VERY LIBERAL...

RinglingRingling · Post by **RinglingRingling** » February 2, 2006 1:47 pm

sunseeker wrote:
RinglingRingling wrote:
SharkOnLand wrote:
RinglingRingling wrote:
diamonddan wrote:It might. I just want to see it done at BJU..

Hmm... wonder what they teach there....
not what you think...

BJU is shorthand for Bob Jones University.

They could stand a little "trapped in the 1960s" there. It would be about 90 years ahead of their time.
well guilford is on the opposite end of the 60's spectrum....VERY LIBERAL...

1960s vs. 1860s..

J.LeP · Post by **J.LeP** » February 2, 2006 2:09 pm

sunseeker wrote:
carey24 wrote:I don't see the big deal. The old way is assuming no one is gay or lesb. If they are, then you are condoning sex by putting them together.

Course we are dealing with administrators the age of my friend's parents, who think that a friend "made him gay".
I work in Student affairs at another small college

actually most of the adminstrators at Guilford are in their early 30s.....most of your student development staff at college (especially in residence life becasue it is considered a stepping stone in student affairs) are typically young

the biggest problem with it is that most college residence halls still have the "hall bathrooms" format...that which is shared by an entire floor. It could be a logistical nightmare to house those students that prefer gender blind and making sure they all are in the same hall so that all students are comfortable when they go to a bathroom...it not really about the SEX anymore then it is about what is logistically possible

My Daughter went to a College where there was one all male and one all female dorm. All other residences were mixed and it all works fine.
The only "gender specific" rest rooms are in the public spaces (theartre, gym, library and the like).
John

rednekkPH · Post by **rednekkPH** » February 2, 2006 2:11 pm

J.LeP wrote:
sunseeker wrote:
carey24 wrote:I don't see the big deal. The old way is assuming no one is gay or lesb. If they are, then you are condoning sex by putting them together.

Course we are dealing with administrators the age of my friend's parents, who think that a friend "made him gay".
I work in Student affairs at another small college

actually most of the adminstrators at Guilford are in their early 30s.....most of your student development staff at college (especially in residence life becasue it is considered a stepping stone in student affairs) are typically young

the biggest problem with it is that most college residence halls still have the "hall bathrooms" format...that which is shared by an entire floor. It could be a logistical nightmare to house those students that prefer gender blind and making sure they all are in the same hall so that all students are comfortable when they go to a bathroom...it not really about the SEX anymore then it is about what is logistically possible
My Daughter went to a College where there was one all male and one all female dorm. All other residences were mixed and it all works fine.
The only "gender specific" rest rooms are in the public spaces (theartre, gym, library and the like).
John

All the dorms I stayed in were coed floors. We had a men's and a ladies' bathroom on each floor.

sunseeker · Post by **sunseeker** » February 2, 2006 2:16 pm

Yes...it can be done...just harder...

sunseeker · Post by **sunseeker** » February 2, 2006 2:17 pm

rednekkPH wrote:
J.LeP wrote:
sunseeker wrote:
carey24 wrote:I don't see the big deal. The old way is assuming no one is gay or lesb. If they are, then you are condoning sex by putting them together.

Course we are dealing with administrators the age of my friend's parents, who think that a friend "made him gay".
I work in Student affairs at another small college

actually most of the adminstrators at Guilford are in their early 30s.....most of your student development staff at college (especially in residence life becasue it is considered a stepping stone in student affairs) are typically young

the biggest problem with it is that most college residence halls still have the "hall bathrooms" format...that which is shared by an entire floor. It could be a logistical nightmare to house those students that prefer gender blind and making sure they all are in the same hall so that all students are comfortable when they go to a bathroom...it not really about the SEX anymore then it is about what is logistically possible
My Daughter went to a College where there was one all male and one all female dorm. All other residences were mixed and it all works fine.
The only "gender specific" rest rooms are in the public spaces (theartre, gym, library and the like).
John
All the dorms I stayed in were coed floors. We had a men's and a ladies' bathroom on each floor.

so the men and women showered in the same restrooms???

RinglingRingling · Post by **RinglingRingling** » February 2, 2006 2:18 pm

sunseeker wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
J.LeP wrote:
sunseeker wrote:
carey24 wrote:I don't see the big deal. The old way is assuming no one is gay or lesb. If they are, then you are condoning sex by putting them together.

Course we are dealing with administrators the age of my friend's parents, who think that a friend "made him gay".
I work in Student affairs at another small college

actually most of the adminstrators at Guilford are in their early 30s.....most of your student development staff at college (especially in residence life becasue it is considered a stepping stone in student affairs) are typically young

the biggest problem with it is that most college residence halls still have the "hall bathrooms" format...that which is shared by an entire floor. It could be a logistical nightmare to house those students that prefer gender blind and making sure they all are in the same hall so that all students are comfortable when they go to a bathroom...it not really about the SEX anymore then it is about what is logistically possible
My Daughter went to a College where there was one all male and one all female dorm. All other residences were mixed and it all works fine.
The only "gender specific" rest rooms are in the public spaces (theartre, gym, library and the like).
John
All the dorms I stayed in were coed floors. We had a men's and a ladies' bathroom on each floor.

so the men and women showered in the same restrooms???

It was an ecology thing. Less grey water by showering with your friends.

rednekkPH · Post by **rednekkPH** » February 2, 2006 3:01 pm

sunseeker wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
J.LeP wrote:
sunseeker wrote:
carey24 wrote:I don't see the big deal. The old way is assuming no one is gay or lesb. If they are, then you are condoning sex by putting them together.

Course we are dealing with administrators the age of my friend's parents, who think that a friend "made him gay".
I work in Student affairs at another small college

actually most of the adminstrators at Guilford are in their early 30s.....most of your student development staff at college (especially in residence life becasue it is considered a stepping stone in student affairs) are typically young

the biggest problem with it is that most college residence halls still have the "hall bathrooms" format...that which is shared by an entire floor. It could be a logistical nightmare to house those students that prefer gender blind and making sure they all are in the same hall so that all students are comfortable when they go to a bathroom...it not really about the SEX anymore then it is about what is logistically possible
My Daughter went to a College where there was one all male and one all female dorm. All other residences were mixed and it all works fine.
The only "gender specific" rest rooms are in the public spaces (theartre, gym, library and the like).
John
All the dorms I stayed in were coed floors. We had a men's and a ladies' bathroom on each floor.

so the men and women showered in the same restrooms???

No, we had separate bathrooms. Sorry, I should have explained better.

RinglingRingling · Post by **RinglingRingling** » February 2, 2006 3:02 pm

rednekkPH wrote:
sunseeker wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
J.LeP wrote:
sunseeker wrote:
carey24 wrote:I don't see the big deal. The old way is assuming no one is gay or lesb. If they are, then you are condoning sex by putting them together.

Course we are dealing with administrators the age of my friend's parents, who think that a friend "made him gay".
I work in Student affairs at another small college

actually most of the adminstrators at Guilford are in their early 30s.....most of your student development staff at college (especially in residence life becasue it is considered a stepping stone in student affairs) are typically young

the biggest problem with it is that most college residence halls still have the "hall bathrooms" format...that which is shared by an entire floor. It could be a logistical nightmare to house those students that prefer gender blind and making sure they all are in the same hall so that all students are comfortable when they go to a bathroom...it not really about the SEX anymore then it is about what is logistically possible
My Daughter went to a College where there was one all male and one all female dorm. All other residences were mixed and it all works fine.
The only "gender specific" rest rooms are in the public spaces (theartre, gym, library and the like).
John
All the dorms I stayed in were coed floors. We had a men's and a ladies' bathroom on each floor.

so the men and women showered in the same restrooms???
No, we had separate bathrooms. Sorry, I should have explained better.

where is the fun, and the ecological awareness, in that?

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