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- 1971: College Fraternities
- ... stronger.(Abramson 1995) Unfortunately a lot of people overlook fraternities because of the ever- present rumors about hazing. Hazing is an action taken or situation created intentionally to produce mental and or physical discomfort, emberassment, harassment, or ridicule.(Fraternity Executive Commission 1937) "While some organizations may choose to haze and humiliate the people who try to rush them, that is in no way an accurate portrayal of all Greeks." (Nykolaizsyn:1996 ...
- 1972: Justification of Violence
- ... If a woman is being attacked and sexually forced to do something she did not consent on doing, she has the right to fight back and prevent it from happening. Rape does not only involve sexual assault; there is much physical assault involved, also. Many women are held at gunpoint, knife, tied or beaten by their attackers, and this is not right. Any woman under these circumstances should fight back and ...
- 1973: Sex in the Net!
- ... tell you that the naked body is a picture of beauty, grace and style. say that pornography is a valued part of their society and psychologists will tell you that pornography reduces the rate of sexual abuse and rape. Indeed, the human body is a natural part of life in all of it's forms, so why do we regard the naked body as been obscene. Is it not stated in ...
- 1974: Bad Choosers
- ... proposal? This aspect of male life is among the most trying of all. A man rarely finds emotional companionship here. He serves as his own confidant and council. He must deal with his significantly stronger sexual tendencies, especially, given today's society, in the workplace. In the working world, an aspiring young man's employment is most likely flushed down into the likes of McDonald's or High School "Janitorial Administration ...
- 1975: Domestic Violence
- ... in a situation where domestic violence is prevalent suffer in many ways. The psychological impact of witnessing violence among many children is just as severe as if they had been the victims of physical or sexual abuse themselves (Krueger 94). These children who witness abuse at home suffer in many unseen ways, and too often their pain goes untreated (Krueger 94). If an abused woman does not have the guts to ...
- 1976: Domestic Violence
- ... problem under control. Bibliography Breiner, S., Slaughter of the Innocents (1990); deMause, L., The History of Childhood (1988); Kempe, H., and Helfer, R., The Battered Child, 4th ed. (1987); Kempe, Ruth S. and C. Henry, Sexual Abuse of Children and Adolescents (1984); Moorehead, C., ed., Betrayal (1990); Wexler, R., Wounded Innocents (1990). Domestic Abuse Metro Nashville Police Department Evaluation of the "Surviving Together" Support Group for Women and Children (Women's ...
- 1977: Athletes and Domestic Violence
- ... are assaulted by their partners. More women die from abuse than from car accidents and muggings combined. A study done by the University of Massachusetts and Northeastern University revealed that out of 107 cases of sexual assault reported in various universities, most of them involved male student-athletes although they only make up 3.3% of the total male body (Callahan). This means that male student-athletes were six times more ...
- 1978: A Comparison of the Status of Women in Classical Athens and Early Christianity
- ... to divide the house into separate areas for males and females. While the women stayed home, the men were usually out fighting, and when they weren't fighting, they were entertaining their friends and having sexual favors performed by courtesans. The rights of women in early Christianity were a far cry from today, although they were much better off than their Athenian counterparts. In the Christian church, women were treated as ...
- 1979: Revolution Girl-Style Now!
- ... you because you say you're a lesbian, but then you like boys.” i asked to be more precise in my terminology. i disagree that i have an obligation to make sure everyone understands my sexual preferences. i want the freedom to define my own sexuality. that freedom is my right. there is this idea that bi-sexuality is a transition between gay and straight-it's just a phase, it ...
- 1980: Socialism
- ... in Marx's early writings; the idea of "alienation," as interpreted by such contemporary socialist philosophers as Gyorgy LUKACS and Herbert MARCUSE; EXISTENTIALISM; romantic and utopian ideas adapted from earlier socialist writers (for example, Fourier); sexual radicalism derived from the teaching of Sigmund Freud; and some aspects of Eastern religious traditions, such as ZEN BUDDHISM. Despite its initial appeal and successes, however, the New Left did not prove to be a ...
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