  &emailalert=no&email=adgrant@indiana.edu&url=http://closeproximity.blogspot.com&name=Proximity&bgcolor=003399&fcolor=FFFFFF&link=FFFFCC&words=comments&title=Comments &width=350&height=350"> Last night I attended a performance of urlLink The Vagina Monologues at Loyola. I was a litte on edge, because I brought Matt (who has about a 1 hour limit on "chick" issues) and a super Christian friend, but all went really well. I just didn't really know what the Monologues were all about, but the message and the cause, preventing violence against women, were really powerful. All the proceeds of the event went to Rape Victim's Advocates of Chicago, and wherever the Monologues are performed, the proceeds automatically go to a women's charity of some sort. It was interesting, however, because I found that no matter how "modern" and "in touch" with yourself you feel, the v-word still makes for some uncomfortable feelings and taboo subjects. Has anyone else attended a performance? Thoughts? 
