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...lecture had to be moved to Emerson 105 to accommodate a larger audience. Those who managed to penetrate the dense crowds were treated to a no-holds-barred discussion of the female orgasm. The presentation straddled several topics, ranging from a detailed anatomical tour (using a large velvet hand puppet) to a story about demonstrating female ejaculation for a crowd of awed gynecologists to an anecdote involving hands-free orgasms and a magnetic resonance imaging machine. Instead of instructing students to turn off their cell phones, Airs asked them to set their phones to vibrate, put them between their legs...
...explain why.To become a VES concentrator, your requirements are essentially to take a bunch of studio courses and perhaps one or two historical or theory courses. What exactly is a typical VES course? Well, let me point out a couple. VES 10: Drawing. VES 56r: Stop-Motion Puppet Animation. VES 120r: Wallpaper and Grids. Yes…wallpaper and grids. The first time Harvard has offered a seminar course where the main prerequisite is being familiar with straight lines. And of course, this isn’t even including some of the more esoteric VES classes, such as VES 420p...
LANE: Well, yeah. I'm not going to wear this in the show. Have you met my finger puppet Melvin? [Making the finger talk to Broderick] Hi! Hi, Matthew! [Aside] That's just a little of the magical chemistry you've heard so much about...
...Iraq now because it is the only nation capable of sorting things out. But peace in Iraq cannot be achieved by the use of U.S. arms, and any so-called Iraqi institutions set up by the U.S. will never have credibility. Iraqis aren't stupid. They can spot a puppet government as easily as the rest of us. The option that must be explored is bringing in other-perhaps even Arab-countries or the U.N. to try to bridge the gap. That would involve cooperation with the rest of the world, and the Administration would have to give...
...Iraq because it is the only nation capable of sorting things out. But peace in Iraq cannot be achieved by the use of U.S. arms, and any so-called Iraqi institutions set up by the U.S. will never have credibility. Iraqis aren't stupid. They can spot a puppet government as easily as the rest of us. The option that must be explored is bringing in other - perhaps even Arab - countries or the U.N. to try to bridge the gap. That would involve cooperation with the rest of the world, and the Administration would have to give up any plan...