My first column of the year, addressing the students' encounters with relationship life at the University, received much acclaim from the student body.
Anyone who has seen the famous orgasm-over-lunch scene in "When Harry Met Sally" has some idea of what an orgasm sounds like -- a lot of moaning and ooh-ah-ing and some throaty screams -- but anyone familiar with the context of that famous scene also knows that Sally was faking.
Dear S&B: In general, do most SSRI [Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors] antidepressants negatively affect one's sex drive?
Dear S&B, What are "furries?" Why do they exist? What can I do to stop them? Furries can refer to multiple concepts: 1.
It happens most anywhere -- a loud dance floor, a couch at the party, your car and that old standby: the door to her place.
Taboos and inhibitions be gone. This article is about the penis. There are several legends and common misconceptions begging for clarification -- especially the issue of whether or not size matters.
Beginning when company founder Hugh Hefner published Playboy's first issue in 1953, America has held a fascination with Playboy's Playmates.
As most of us have already noticed, the University apparently decided to direct our sexual attention to dorm rooms, as a suspiciously disproportionate number of dorms have been named after reproductive anatomy (Johnson, Woody, Peters, Gooch). I am just waiting for the day a first year finds out she has been assigned to live in "338 Breastisis." Aside from the hilarious truth that there's a caboodle of wealthy University alumni with publicized names like "Cocke," there is another subtle irony in having a plethora of buildings named after phalluses -- that is, we are not publicly exploitative of our sexuality.
It's time for dinner. What to eat? The choices are endless. Ruby Tuesday has original chicken tenders with ranch dressing -- don't forget the fries and Coke.
It seems like my girlfriend has been on her period forever! Every time we try to fool around or whatnot that seems to get in the way.
Is a cup of coffee the nation's No.1 source of cancer prevention? According to a study by University of Scranton Chemistry Prof.
College is like a petting zoo. There is the educational aspect, but the thrill you're really paying for comes from the up-close-and-personal encounters.
Welcome to the anxious and sadly, (depending on who you ask), innocent first years incessantly making themselves available to be beguiled by U.Va.'s un-finest. Welcome back to the distraught and distressed upperclassmen and women who are still feeling the absence of that summer fling or graduation of that oh-so-caring fourth year. Welcome to all those who saw the summer obliterate or, more likely, cut short (again, depending on who you ask) their long-term relationship or dreamful short-term fling. And welcome to all those who I missed.
University Radiology Prof. Stuart Berr has a lot of gadgets at his disposal. In one room, an MRI machine with a magnet 47,000 times stronger than the earth's magnetic field.
I have a question about my boyfriend's feet. He seems to have some kind of fungus, and I'm not sure what it is.
We all have friends who have friends who have mothers who have told them a myth that they are now telling us.
While growing up, kids got advice from their parents about almost anything.Mothers would give warnings and suggestions about all topics, health included.
Girls lust for romance likeguys lust for sex. The truth is that sex and romance are comparable in that neither is meant to be random and meaningless. When I asked my friend Marcus what he thought would be a romantic gesture, he looked blank and after a moment's thought replied hesitantly, "to have a sixth toe?" Upon seeing that he had left me utterly speechless in a stupor of disappointment, he quickly turned his concentration back to the puerile battle between his fork and macaroni. Guys just don't have a clue. Reciting Shakespeare in the light of the moon is not romantic.
With the onset of spring and the coming of warm weather, many students will reach for a cool beverage to quench their thirst as temperatures rise in Charlottesville.
Democracy appears to be on the rise in Iraq. Terrorism may be succumbing to the military might of coalition troops.
