College Network Seeks to Change Campus Debate on Sex
Princeton, N.J., Sept. 8, 2013 - As college students around the country kick off a new school year, one national organization is working to change prevailing campus attitudes that accept casual sexual encounters as the norm.
Cassandra Hough, founder of the Love and Fidelity Network, explained that "on the majority of college campuses, there's a one-sided view" on questions of marriage, family and sexuality, "and there's a lot of pressure for students to conform."
The Love and Fidelity Network looks to balance that conversation and challenge the sexual norms on campus by providing an alternative," she told CNA.
Hough founded the network in 2007 after helping to start the Anscombe Society, a Princeton University group promoting chastity and sexual integrity on campus.
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