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NUS sex survey: 64 per cent of undergraduates have sex
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A report by Shin Min Daily News revealed that 64 per cent of
National University of Singapore (NUS) students have sex at
least once a week, according to a survey. Hostels and toilets
were the preferred places to do the deed.
The survey, published in February's issue of 'The Ridge' (an NUS
Students' Union publication), caused many to be astonished over the
degree of liberalisation that Singapore students have towards
sex.
As high as 63 per cent of students surveyed picked hostels as
the number one choice to do the deed. They would typically have sex
more than once a week.
Although NUS hostels do have a rule stating that doors must be
kept open when a male and female student are in a
room together, there are no rules that forbid sexual
intercourse in a room. As such, many "free shows" are made
available to undergraduates.
The common toilet ranked second, after the hostel, as
a location of choice for having sex.
Outside of campus, places like homes, hotel rooms and cars were
popular choices for having sexual intercourse.
Most survey respondents were from the Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences.
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