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What's your sexual style? (SEX LIFE).
Believe it or not, you have a bedroom MO that may surprise even you. Our Sexy Test will help you unlock (and unleash) your secret passion personality.
Fact: We each possess a unique sexual persona that drives our most intimate desires. And despite how much you think you know about yours, your true mattress mentality may still be a mystery to you. Which is why Cosmo designed this quiz to help you identify the environment that brings out the inner erotic you. The payoff: Once you take ownership of who you are in the boudoir, you'll be a more confident, enticing bedmate. So discover your carnal prowess.. .you may be shocked at what your hot-blooded heart truly ...
- SAME-SEX MATTERS: THE CHALLENGE OF HOMOSEXUALITY.(Review)
- Magazine article from: First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life August 1, 2001 700+ words
SAME-SEX MATTERS: THE CHALLENGE OF HOMOSEXUALITY. Edited by CHRISTOPHER WOLFE. Spence...cold feet in saying out loud what they believe to be true. Same-Sex Matters should stiffen spines, clear minds of cant, and contribute to moving...
- Sex matters: exploring differences in responses to exposures. (NIEHS News).
- Magazine article from: Environmental Health Perspectives McGovern, Victoria January 1, 2003 700+ words
...scientific director. "Sex is a crucial biological variable that needs to be looked at at all levels and in all organ systems. Sex matters." The conference was one of a series sponsored by the society to help establish an agenda for understanding the influence...
- Sex matters: helping clinicians talk about sex. (NEWS ADVISORY) (Friends...
- Press release article from: PR Newswire October 13, 1988 700+ words
/NEWS ADVISORY/ SEX MATTERS: HELPING CLINICIANS TALK ABOUT SEX Who: Friends Hospital, Social Service Department What: The fourth annual Conference on Human...
- Bad Girl's Guide to a Night Out.
- Magazine article from: Cosmopolitan Tuttle, Cameron October 1, 2000 700+ words
...your chick clique. * Every woman has a bad girl lurking inside. You may not feel her...wonders for your social life. Why? Being a bad girl isn't about breaking the law, it...on how to embark on an evening out--bad-girl style. How to Cop a Bad-itude The first...
- Sex matters: gender disparities in quality and outcomes of care
- Magazine article from: Canadian Medical Association. Journal Bierman, Arlene S December 4, 2007 700+ words
Research Published at www.cmaj.ca on Nov. 14, 2007. In the not-too-distant past the 70-kg male was the paradigm for medical practice and women were systematically excluded from clinical trials. In a relatively short period, sex- and gender-based analyses have contributed to an exponential growth in
- SEX MATTERS.
- Magazine article from: Sojourners Verhulst, Kari Jo July 1, 1999 700+ words
Why we can't ignore gender bias in the classroom. In May the U.S. Supreme Court declared that sexual harassment is a significant impediment to education. While this is an important acknowledgment, we can't lose sight of the deeper, systematic factors that shape how our girls and boys are educated.
- Sex matters: the riches of the Catholic sexual tradition.(Essay)
- Magazine article from: National Catholic Reporter Callahan, Sidney March 19, 2004 700+ words
What are we going to pass on to future generations when it comes to Christian sexual morality? Many riches exist in our Catholic sexual tradition, but these goods have been obscured by theological infighting. Conflicts over questions of gender, homosexuality and the morality of reproduction
- Sex matters in workplace: research.
- News wire article from: Australasian Business Intelligence April 14, 2002 700+ words
Apr 15, 2002 (The Canberra Times ABIX via COMTEX) -- Australian researchers suggest the differences in the way males and females communicate has implications for the workplace. Associate Professor Mary Barrett, of Griffith University, has co-authored "Working Communication" with Lesley Roberts and
