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Monthly Archives: February 2010
The New Dating Game
Charlotte Allen presents a distinctly conservative and feminine approach. She disses Neil Strauss’s book, which most people I know found a compelling read: Men, eager for replication, are naturally polygamous, while women are naturally monogamous
Posted in Dating
Tagged charlotte allen, desirable condition, evolutionary psychology, manhattan institute, natural inclinations, Neil Strauss, personal happiness, western civilization
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An Intellectual History Of The Sports Illustrated Bathing Suit Issue
This yearly edition of Sports Illustrated has played an important role in my life since 1978, when posters of Cheryl Tiegs in a white fishnet became ubiquitous. I didn’t know till then that there were beautiful women out there who … Continue reading
Posted in Sex
Tagged cheryl tiegs, franz lidz, roman gladiators, sports illustrated bathing, sports illustrated model, veronica varekova
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What Price Do You Put On Virginity?
The Torah commands that a man who takes a woman’s virginity must either marry her or pay her father what her virginity is worth. Dennis Prager says we observe this law today — virginity is worth nothing, so we pay … Continue reading
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Tagged 50 shekels, claire gordon, Dennis Prager, professional soccer player, sexual initiation, torah commands
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She Did It For Her Sons
Why do women despise cheapskates? Some of us humble writers don’t have the big bucks to throw around. Hanna Rosin writes: The idea that Jenny Sanford wrote her memoir Staying True to mollify her sons, as she told the New … Continue reading
Posted in Adultery
Tagged act of revenge, cheapskate, exquisite detail, future generations, John Edwards, whirlwind romance
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The Jewish Obsession With College
I am thrilled to find more original content in Dennis Prager’s latest column for the Jewish Journal of Los Angeles: Having been in public life all of my adult life, I am not infrequently recognized by strangers. Most days someone … Continue reading →