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Children are sexual beings. Obviously not for our, or any older person’s, sexual pleasure, but rather autonomous sexual people. After all, we’re all born with genitals and many of us touch them from an early age. Read more...

By Michael De Land In Max Weber’s classic lecture “Science as a Vocation,” he discusses the ways in which modern American universities are becoming hyper-rationalized intellectual factories. Read more...

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Social criticism not anti-American During our weekly Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance meeting, discussion turned to David Lazar’s column (“Your money funds terror,” Feb. 27) accusing the Social Justice Speaker Series of misspending the Undergraduate Students Association Council’s funding on “people who hate America.” We all agreed that while the speakers of the Social Justice Speaker Series freely express their criticisms of the United States, they should not be branded as “anti-American.” After all, it would be nearly impossible to find a well-informed person without any criticism of some aspect of the American system. Read more...

People are touchy about their food. If a cookie falls on the floor, many of us don’t think twice before we toss it in the trash. Read more...

Does anybody remember those annoying anti-smoking posters plastered in every single classroom of our K-12 education? You know, the ones where a grotesque inside-out woman (who looks worse than anyone your parents tried to set you up with) eyeballs you with a woe-is-me repentance, leaving you to fathom whether you still have a soul after having taken a drag of a menthol at a New Year’s Eve party? Read more...