Upcoming Student Events
Capitol Hill Seminar
Location: U.S. Capitol, 1116 Longworth House Building, Washington DC. Time: 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Additional speakers to be announced.
June 6, 2008
National High School Luncheon
Location: Chevy Chase MD.
June 20, 2008
National College Luncheon
Location: George Washington University in Washington DC. Time: 12:00 noon
August 7, 2008
Articles
A Madam's Tragedy and a John's Crime of Living
2008/05/07 Jessica Cantelon
The national media are capitalizing on the recent tragedy of notorious “D.C. Madam” Deborah Jeane Palfrey’s suicide to launch into yet another vacuous round of navel-gazing and post-modern feminist angst. By shaping the narrative as sexist, the media are exhibiting the freshest example of how left-wing feminism has infiltrated American newsrooms—much as it has college classrooms decades ago.
Not "Only a Housewife"
2008/05/07 Ashley Herzog
The feminists’ tiresome tirades about Schlafly are further proof that they have no interest in championing successful women. They simply believe all women should agree with them politically—and turn into foul-mouthed bullies when they don’t. We can rest assured the feminists will never admit the real reason for Schlafly’s honorary degree: she is the living definition of the independently successful, high-achieving woman.
Woman Becomes Pregnant--Alert the Press!
2008/04/03 Jessica Cantelon
A big fan of women, a straight male friend of mine likes to jokingly call himself a lesbian trapped in a man’s body. While the gag has largely been met with chuckles in the past, I fear that the story of Thomas Beatie may render it a bit too close to reality.
Born in Hawaii, thirty-four-year-old Thomas Beatie lives with his wife Nancy in the town of Bend in mountainous central Oregon. After a number of years of marriage, Thomas and Nancy are excited to be expecting their first child, a little girl.
But if you’re assuming that Nancy is the pregnant one, you’re wrong. It’s Thomas.
Controversial William & Mary President Resigns
2008/02/12 Catherine Helsley
Remember the Sex Worker's Art Show at William and Mary this year and last? The removal of the chapel Cross from the college's Wren Chapel? Gene Nichol was forced to resign today because the Board of Visitors refused to renew his contract. Traditional values won out in the end.
Abstinence Isn't the Problem
2007/12/19 Ashley Herzog
As a researcher for Dr. Miriam Grossman, who is currently writing her second book about sexual health education, I’ve become familiar with the demands of the abstinence opponents. When it comes to sex ed, they have a very specific agenda in mind—and you can bet it won’t simply inform students about contraception. Instead, they’re itching to implement programs that actively encourage kids to have sex.
Life is Not a Defined Benefit
2007/11/05 Star Parker
Want Protection From Breast Cancer? Have Some Babies
2007/10/17 Miriam Grossman, MD
You won’t find it highlighted in women’s magazines or health websites, but it’s the mommy track that provides the greatest protection against breast cancer: giving birth before thirty, having a bunch of kids, and breastfeeding them—for a long time. Numerous large studies have shown that each birth will reduce your risk by ten percent and each year of nursing by at least four percent. So if you start your family early, have three kids and nurse them each for two years, you’ve decreased your risk by about 54 percent.
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