Thursday Aug 28, 2003
It is still ON. How to make full use of it includes that you do a critical self evaluation, in writing is best, of all that you know to be true about your heart and love, and your capacity for that, as well as your
sexual identity and what you know to be true, or might be true, about you sexually and as a person in loving relationship. THEN write your ideal you. Write what might be true, what you might be interested in, what your unfulfilled fantasies and desires for sex and
relationship are… then go and make it all happen. How? First remove all your negative judgements based on social and religious belief. THIS is about you finding the true, deep, real unique you and whatever that means will result in you being free to be you. Take risks, try new things, be open to whatever comes.
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Longhorn seniors clear final hurdles to graduate from Basalt High School
Andrew Huntsman and Ralph Smalley were chosen by the seniors to give the class address during Basalt High School’s graduation ceremony on Saturday. This had the two BHS teachers questioning the legitimacy of those diplomas they were about to hand out.
