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Apple Pie vs. Maple Syrup
Canada is America’s Hat I came to college with a number of misconceptions about our so-called “friendly neighbors” to the north, Canadians. Like the majority of US citizens wise enough to never have crossed the border that separates our thriving community from that vast expanse of empty, frozen tundra, I’d gathered my knowledge about Canada… [Read More...]
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Sexploring Human Sexuality
The Indy interviews Dr. Justin Lehmiller Dr. Justin Lehmiller is a Professor in the Department of Psychology at Harvard. Dr. Lehmiller conducts research on secret relationships, prejudice and stigma, sexual orientation, and friends with benefits. His website, www.lehmiller.com, was created to share knowledge acquired from scientific studies, rather than personal experience, about the science of… [Read More...]
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Sh!t Cosmo Says
It’s all about the circles. In my friend group, the start of a new month means that the latest issue of Cosmopolitan has hit the shelves. We rotate the duties of purchasing what some may deem as the Bible for women, and plan a night to all sit down and take in all of the… [Read More...]
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One and the Same
Slam dunks, third base, and tight ends. Athletes are sex symbols. There is no way around it. Whether it be a salacious pondering of Derek Jeter’s perfectly defined forearms, or sexually surmising about Alex Morgan’s long, athletic legs, people think about sex and sports as a cohesive unit. This isn’t the question. The question, rather,… [Read More...]
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Pregnant with Ideas
This is what happens when you don’t use protection. Or spellcheck. Sex happens, and that means that sometimes babies happen, too. I have absolutely no idea what it’s like to be pregnant, so I can only assume that it’s exactly like writing a paper (Logic!). Here’s what to expect when you’re expecting a term paper:… [Read More...]
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Sex to None
Breaking up isn’t the hardest part. About two months ago, my boyfriend and I broke up. We had met early freshman spring at a party where he was a little drunk and I was mostly sober. He told me I was beautiful and I made fun of his shirt (too tight with a pre-faded, made-up… [Read More...]
Arts

Action! Girls Take Charge
April 23, 2013 by Milly Wang
The Indy reviews the Girls Impact the World Film Festival. What does it mean to be a person? What does it mean to be a girl? Do these two questions warrant different answers? Should they? Prejudice. Stereotypes. … (full post)

Girl Rising
April 17, 2013 by Albert Murzakhanov
Harvard screens the limited-showing documentary about female empowerment. “Educate a girl, change the world.” On March 8th, International Women’s Day, The Harvard Graduate School of Education presented a … (full post)
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News and Forum

Like Science, but with Friends!
April 18, 2013 by Xanni Brown
As a senior in high school, I told my parents I would be attending Harvard University, and this news … (full post)

Journey to the East
April 18, 2013 by Milly Wang
Spending break in Beijing. On my trip to Beijing this spring break, I not only made and … (full post)

Scientifically Speaking
April 17, 2013 by Christine Wolfe
A great man once said, “Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” Science is the … (full post)

Prefrosh Perspectives
April 17, 2013 by Albert Murzakhanov
The distant future…the year 2017. With Visitas looming in the near future, reminisce on … (full post)

Riding that Big Blue Wave
April 13, 2013 by Chloe Li
The Indy interviews Hey Ocean! I was lucky enough to snag the funny, quietly charming band … (full post)

23and…Me?
April 12, 2013 by Angela Song
The Indy interviews Dr. Bill Anderson. For many scientists, direct-to-consumer genetic … (full post)
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Sex to None
April 29, 2013 by Anonymous
Breaking up isn’t the hardest part. About two months ago, my boyfriend and I broke up. We had met early freshman spring at a party where he was a little drunk and I was mostly sober. He … (full post)

Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby
April 25, 2013 by Kalyn Saulsberry
A look at the Peer Contraceptive Counselors. If you are a freshman, on Halloween you probably received a goodie bag on your door containing not candy corn, chocolate, or bubble gum typical of … (full post)

Let’s YOYO
April 25, 2013 by Anonymous
How I view sex in young adulthood. You’re Only Young Once. While it’s not quite YOLO, my current life philosophy permeates my views on sex and relationships. When I am YOYOing, I am not … (full post)







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