The former Fresno State basketball coach once again took the stand in her lawsuit against the university. It was clear Monday some of the questions posed by Fresno State attorney Mick Marderosian didn’t sit well with the former coach as she sat on the witness stand for the third day.
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“Weightless,” a darkly absurd play at Providence’s Perishable Theatre by Australian playwright Christine Evans MFA’02 GS explores family, fear and cultural attitudes towards plastic surgery, gender and sexuality through surrealist satire.
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Just say no to programs that don’t provide full information to young people. Just say no to programs that cause young people to feel shameful or fearful of their sexuality.
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Would you, could you, survive without TV?
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In the wake of complaints from gay activists who accuse American International Assurance (AIA) of discrimination, company executives yesterday insisted that they are open to all applications without discrimination or exemptions for any particular group of persons.
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British singer Sting explains the importance of eroticism in his life and marriage.
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The actions of an anti-gay Kansas church that pickets military funerals and tramples on the American flag have become important tests of the limits of U.S. free speech, constitutional experts said.
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Sting will never try to suppress his “eroticism.” The Police singer, who is famed for having marathon tantric sex sessions with wife Trudie Styler, believes being in touch with your sexuality is “as important” as understanding art or politics.
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Rabbi Ethan Linden, rabbinic advisor for students, speaks to students in the Adams House Lower Common Room yesterday night. What Biblical pair do some experts consider gay? What are the top Jewish online dating sites? What Biblical figure’s name has became associated with masturbation?
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So perhaps “American Gangster,” Ridley Scott’s much-anticipated mobster epic, doesn’t have a single original idea in its head, with its unshakable shades of “Scarface” and “Serpico” and “Superfly.” And maybe it’s a half-hour too long — this time of year, what film with awards ambitions isn’t?
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