For the past few years, one of the highlights of my Fall has been the Love and Fidelity Network’s annual conference on “Sexuality, Integrity, and the University” at Princeton University. The two-day event, taking place this year November 4-5, provides college students and recent grads with a practical, encouraging, and thoroughly unsentimental primer on living the chaste life.
I mention this because I just received an email announcing that the Love and Fidelity Network is waiving the late registration fee for anyone who registers this Tuesday morning through Wednesday morning:
Knowing that some people are still just learning about the conference, and not wanting our late registration fee to prohibit those on a student budget, we are offering a discount on registration to those who register online between 7:00 AM this Tuesday (tomorrow) and NOON on Wednesday. During this time, the late fee will be waived, and registration will return to $65 for non-students and $45 for students.
Interested parties can find registration details here.
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