Public university event has students put condoms on plastic skulls, skeleton feet

Students challenged to put condoms on inflatable spiders while wearing beer goggles

Other events included throwing darts at condom balloons and a pregnant belly race

A public university in Pennsylvania hosted a Halloween-themed event during which students put condoms on objects including skeletons, skulls and pool sticks.

Slippery Rock University hosted the Safer Sex Olympics on Thursday, Halloween night.

“It’s really difficult to put a Trust-Ex condom over a skeleton’s head,” sophomore Brock Denes told The Rocket, the school's official newspaper. “But condoms stretch really far!”

Senior Sami Parks said she had a similar reaction about the elasticity of condoms.

“We tried stretching condoms over pool sticks,” senior Sami Parks said. “And they went all the way!”

Other events included throwing darts at condom balloons, a pregnant belly race and putting condoms on inflatable spiders while wearing beer goggles.

The event was sponsored by Adiago Health and HOPE Peer Education Mentors, a school-sponsored student group.

Slippery Rock is a public university and so receives federal and state tax dollars.

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