Word: sexualizing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...favorite author, C.S. Lewis, wrote a book entitled "The Four Loves" where he explains the four-tiered Greek definition of love, from storge (affection) to philia (friendship) to eros (love, can be sexual) and agape (loving friendship and sacrifice without limitation or prerequisite). Much like recruiting can make us forget what careers might make us truly happy, the search for eros can obscure the agape that many of us are already blessed with from our friends and, if we're lucky, our family. Draw on this love of your friends and ask them to help you in your search...
After two Harvard women who were sexually assaulted last spring spoke out earlier this month, the Harvard-Radcliffe Coalition Against Sexual Violence is demanding more action from the University...
Nearly 40 undergraduates, some members of the Coalition, met last night in Lyman Common Room in Radcliffe Yard to garner support and discuss ideas to improve Harvard's handling of sexual violence...
...group, formed last February after Joshua M. Elster, Class of 2000, raped a fellow undergraduate, has spent the past year studying Harvard's resources for victims of sexual assault and comparing them to those at other schools...
While "Tea for Three" was slightly over the top, it was not atypical of the humor. At times during the show, it seemed as though every line out of someone's mouth concerned genitalia and/or having sexual intercourse. The majority of the lines of Newt Erd (Bryan Leach), for example, the castrated detective bull-dog, revolve around his conspicuous lack of testicles. Typical of his blunt retorts, Newt responds to one of the characters in Act II, "Actually, I have no sack." But that was clear by the bandage sewn onto his costume (and his lines throughout...