Arts & Culture
‘Sex Education’ Season 3 Continues to Educate and Impress
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Despite its imperfections, the third season of Sex Education is well worth the watch. It made me laugh out loud, cry and examine my own identity and those around me.
20th century women
Ten Hidden Gems on Netflix to Watch This Summer
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There’s nothing like a good Netflix bender to restore your mental health after a stressful semester and finals season.
Opinion
GROSKAUFMANIS | What to Expect When You Don’t Want to Be Expecting
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It took Cornell senior Maddie* three doctor’s visits to find a birth control option that worked for her. While trying to find the right contraception, Maddie worried about how different forms might affect her recovery process from eating disorders. Weight gain and mood changes were among her concerns, but her main focus was which option would allow her to keep a regular, monthly menstrual cycle — something that can be an important indicator of appropriate weight and overall health for those in recovery. Although her medical records indicate a history of anorexia, Maddie said her experience with it didn’t come up in visits until she finally brought it up herself during her third appointment. After reading a study on how different forms of birth control can be better suited for those with anorexia, she felt compelled to raise the issue.