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Teaching fellow performance has joined eating concerns, sexual health questions, and peer support networks in the realm of Harvard student hotlines. A new e-mail domain allowing student feedback on TF performance went live at 11:59 last night, after being arranged and approved by the Undergraduate Council (UC). Students who want to relay concerns—or compliments—about particular TFs can now send an e-mail to TF@hcs.harvard.edu and have their comments addressed confidentially and promptly, according to a bill unanimously passed by the UC yesterday. Crucial to the implementation of “The Teaching...
...over until the fat lady sings. Or, more accurately, until some lady—her weight and looks don’t really matter, because she loves her body, of course—buzzes to a crowd of excitable college girls about their need for increased awareness of sexual health and politics. Also, their need for orgasms—you’re not a real woman unless you’ve had lots of them, and the reason you’re not having them is that your boyfriend is a chauvinist...
Some of the intentions of FemSex appear perfectly reasonable—to be sure, women should be aware of their sexuality—but the course overindulges in hyperbole. It descends into sensationalism, overestimating the oppression of modern female sexuality. What’s more, its method of ensuring sexual liberation is tiresome...
...women, and they can never make us climax, because, as discussed in section 10, entitled “Masturbation and Orgasms,” we live in a “society that defines pleasure by male standards.” Class members would do well to find better sexual partners, I would...
...other hand, the course seems oddly embracive of old-fashioned virility. At one point, the seminar takes a field trip to a strip club, and its members seem to aspire to the same strong sexual desires felt by males. If this is the answer to healthier female sexuality, then maybe class members should act more like men: men don’t hold meetings in which they agonize over their sexuality...