This argument came up at my university mumblety years ago when the Methodist Pastor/Professor showed 'alternative lifestyle' films as part of his psychology of sexuality class. (gay men, a paraplegic and his wife, two very old folks) Everyone was invited but no one was required, not even his students. There was a huge hew and cry over decency that nearly ended his career.
I couldn't get why so many people were up in arms about something they hadn't even seen.
That quote from the Campus Christian reminds me of the time when I was in college and got asked about Playboy recruiting on campus, as the representative of the feminist organization. I said I thought the whole thing was goofy.
Look! I'm a "Bridal Trend" for Spring 2011
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hahahaha
I stayed home because the world has been spinning for about 24 hours now.
Possibly I should call my doctor and ask about this.
Definitely, Dana! Dizziness is never a good thing, especially if it lasts that long.
ION, gorgeous panoramas of Chicago's skyline at sunset.
This is from today's Red Eye:
Northwestern issued the following statement: "Northwestern University faculty members engage in teaching and research on a wide variety of topics, some of them controversial and at the leading edge of their respective disciplines. The university supports the efforts of its faculty to further the advancement of knowledge."
I'm not seeing "hot water." Unless that's a kink for an upcoming lesson.
On the radio this morning after circuitously talking about this story, the DJ played The Moody Blues "Ride My See-Saw."
Possibly I should call my doctor and ask about this.
DUDE. If I have to be responsible today, so do you!