Word: sexualism
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...older, well educated, healthy, and good-looking, and, of course, had an amenable horoscope. She was introduced to my father with the expectation that, if they got along well enough, they would be wed. Granted, “getting along” didn’t include things like sexual chemistry—simple compatibility took priority. So, two months later, they were engaged; six months later, they were wed. Now, more than 26 years later, they are still happily married, very much in love, and, I dare say, walking together, hand-in-hand, happily ever after. While our American...
...wear Brooks Brothers shirts without pants—a feat rarely accomplished in the harsh New England winter (then again, one mustn’t forget that those Puritans were of a hardy stock.) “Scene” women are also phenomenally well-versed in sexual lubricant. Who knew that K-Y Jelly is actually gauche? Apparently it’s much like wearing an item from the Mary Kate and Ashley line to the Oscars. These are social niceties that the average Harvard female, desperate to talk to a man without a facial deformity, can only imagine.The...
...Have you heard of Mass. Hall? FM found records pointing to its existence in GovDocs. Apparently, knocking on the door three times and clicking your heels to the tune of “Ten Thousand Men of Harvard” would get you into Sexual Paradise...
...life in college offers significant potential for defining moments. Hamm said he particularly agreed with Davis’ advice regarding the consequences of the choices one makes. Prior to addressing his life’s defining moments, Davis shared the story of a practice squad player whose rule-breaking sexual encounter cost the chance to play in the Super Bowl and, ultimately, the player’s job. Davis said, “one bad choice can ruin a lifetime of achievement...
...semantic debate is an arena in which it’s easy to lampoon the fundamental concerns of the queer community, a community where verbal, physical, and sexual assault are not uncommon and frequently go unreported. We can debate words and make fun of pronouns, but there’s no real reason why we can’t respect each individual’s right to define gender and sexuality. It doesn’t hurt anyone, and it’s literally a matter of life and death for some students. The semantic debate is important...