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...plenty of co-ed suites and bathrooms. Don’t administrators know that some students would take advantage of co-ed living to shack up? In an October 2000 article in the Christian Science Monitor, Haverford educators allowed that some students who lived together were in relationships??but said that the goal is to furnish a kind of home-like atmosphere...
...workers was unbearable.” But, she says, “I like it too much to stop—I love dating and talking about relationships.” While she works on her M.F.A. at Columbia University, Broussard is compiling a second volume of Failed Relationships??this time written by men. “Men are very, very interested in this idea,” says Broussard. “Much more men than women write and approach me asking to share their stories...
...You” and “Romance is Dead,” alongside stuffed black body bags. The movement is strongest in New York City, though Boston has its fans as well. This year the Bukowski Tavern—named after Charles Bukowski, that poetic champion of healthy relationships??is hosting its annual “F—k Valentine’s Day” night, which bans such Valentine’s standbys as hearts, chocolate, sappy music, displays of affection and any other signs of healthy relations...
...graduate student in Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Dean Peter T. Ellison’s reproductive ecology lab, concluded that married men have lower testosterone levels than unmarried men. Now researchers have reason to believe that the same is true of men who are involved in serious relationships??and Harvard students’ saliva is their testing ground. Quincy House Assistant Senior Tutor Judith Flynn Chapman is one of the scientists working to discover whether a pseudo-marriage in college actually lowers hormone levels or whether men with lower amounts of testosterone are more biologically prone...
...extracurriculars. But, at the same time, I’ve developed these friendships on an individual basis, outside of the environment of the workplace, in the same way I’ve made my other friends. You can’t skimp on the time needed to build real relationships??they don’t come along as bonuses as you do work, and they don’t come as package-deals. I don’t have the answer about which two areas of life are the best to hold onto during college...