Archive | Sex
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Column: Hierarchy of hookups
When confronting sex, it is usually best to categorize what type of sex you are having, and whether you are comfortable with its current status. What kinds of sex have you had, or are you currently having?
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Column: Closing the orgasm achievement gap
So I was sitting around a table with some guy friends, grabbing an afternoon snack, when the conversation turned to the usual topic of discussion: their penises.
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Column: Today’s society devalues meaning of sex
Besides the usual monotony of hot weather this summer, I noticed an unusual monotony of trashy television shows. It’s a popular time for producers to air the most pitiful excuses for entertainment while we, the young and gullible, are meant to ogle at the television.
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Column: Keeping your virginity doesn’t mean you’re losing your mind
Twenty-year-old virgin? Don't worry. The pressures to have sex are just as prevalent as they were at age 15. In our culture it's widely accepted, and sometimes even encouraged, to engage in sexual intercourse before marriage.
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Column: Sex with everyone
I challenge you this: find one interaction that you’ve had within your general peer group that wasn’t driven by some sexual purpose. I have failed to come up with any in my own personal experience, at least since I hit puberty.
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Column: While inconclusive, studies contradict positives of sex for males
You know what I think? I think ejaculations are wrecking society worse than Goldman Sachs and high-frequency trading combined. Why do I say this? For starters, according to Stanford U.
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Facebook chooses Farid’s photo-recognition, anti-child pornography tool
Facebook became the first online service to implement PhotoDNA — a photo recognition software developed by computer science professor Hany Farid in 2008 to quickly identify images of child pornography circulated on the web — to target illegal photos and their distributors, Facebook announced on ...
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Grad battles traffic for trafficking awareness
Imagine driving a low powered go-kart across more than 3,000 miles of the most dangerous roads on the planet. This is how UCF graduate Cedric Dahl describes the charity rickshaw race he is participating in to help raise awareness of the human trafficking problem across India.
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Column: Something is wrong when being raped is a crime
I believe that many would agree that violence against women (VAW) is wrong. Many would be outraged to see their sister, mother, friend or daughter suffer the trauma of rape.