While earning my degree at UFV I was also VP External for SUS. We fought for keeping student fees low, equality, and especially a code of ethics for student and faculty relations. Stephanie M and myself brainstormed the first Diso not for fun, but to get the student activity centre built after the govenmnent had pulled the funding . I am still proud of our efforts, but now 10 years later as an alum, I see that LFL is entering the arena of sports that we fought hard to put a roof on for the Cascades sports teams. LFL? Martha Dow is very right when she states there are two schools of thought around this sport . Janet seems to think that because some LFB players in the US don''t feel their costumes are any more daring than elite swimmers and volleyball players and that men are even more objectified and damaged by women subtle ways. Only elite athletes have coaches and sponsors that spend ten of thousands on designing gear that help the athletes play to their top potential. I am not sure what rose coloured glasses Janet wears, but in the real world having multiple degrees does not gurantee a career or job without a glass ceiling. I was on the front line fighting for equality and freedom for women and truly if LFL was mentioned it would have been a kick in the teeth for those that fought long and hard to smash the glass and have the freedom to have equal pay. My daughter wants to go to UFV, but if all young women feel like Janet then I will her send her somewhere else where "Sexual Violance on Campus" and the sexual abuse of men being a full circle affect to the abuse of women, is more in focus than LFL and the Powerful Sexuality while adjusting garters in the mirror.