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...very ambivalent about my high school years because I am not sure if I believe in the more publicly touted merits of single sex education. I don’t think that women need to be separated from men in order to learn, and I don’t believe that separating students by gender is the most effective way to prepare them for co-ed colleges. However, if there is something I appreciate about my time at an all-girls school, it is the philosophy that manifests itself in my unusual Valentine’s neutrality. Depending on someone...
...Before FemSex, I thought I could talk about sex and stuff…but I learned that I couldn’t [before taking the course],” one alum said at last week’s meeting. And this seems to be the theme of the course: Almost nothing is left unsaid...
...last important issue FemSex seems to completely wash over is the fact that, for some women, sex may not be such a big deal. Sure, we are all sexual beings, but there is no reason to aspire to the typical male’s degree of sexual desire—most women don’t spend that much time thinking about sex. That fact is not a reflection of some societal oppression. If anything, it’s liberating...
It’s rather brilliant, actually. Just when most freshmen have resigned themselves to spending Valentine’s Day with a pint of Chunky Monkey and “Sex and the City” DVDs, personally addressed Valentines arrive in their mailboxes. Excited by the prospect of a secret admirer, they open the cards—only to discover that they were taken in by an advertising gimmick...
...June in opposition to what co-President Justin S. Murray ’07 calls the “hook-up culture” that’s ruled Harvard as of late, which places greater value on sexual attraction than on commitment. “The quality of sex in a relationship depends so much more on the love that you have for somebody,” says Murray...