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Views What would you do if there were no Drag Ball this year? �I�ve never been to Drag Ball, so if it�s cancelled I will just continue my tradition. I hope it isn�t cancelled, though, because I was really looking forward to going.� �If there's no Drag Ball this year, I guess I'd dress ridiculously, get drunk and go, uh, somewhere else. Right.� �Oh no! There won�t be another opportunity until Halloween for closet exhibitionist females to prance around half-naked in such a fashion that has nothing to do with drag! What will I do? I guess I�ll do the only respectable Oberlinian thing to do: protest. Or maybe I�ll just make insensitive remarks to cause a stir.� �I�ll throw a party myself! Drag Ball doesn't have to be exorbitant; all you need are music and fun people in creative costumes. Sure, glitz is part of the allure, but last year�s Drag Ball was over-decorated.� �I was going to go home for the weekend anyway. I�ve never had a very good time at Drag Ball. Besides, we can get drunk and dress up anytime, right?!� �I�d cry. Half the reason I transferred to Oberlin was for Drag Ball.� |
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