My friends, have you heard the good news? The University of Chicago has struck a bold blow against the forces of political correctness and the opponents of free speech with a searing letter declaring that it won't be babying its students by sullying syllabi with "trigger warnings." I for one

I don't remember a lot from the fifth grade; it was a long time ago, and it's pretty natural to lose a big portion of your childhood memories before the age of 10.The most vivid memory for me from that year was one of the days I ended up staying home from school. My mom had driven me to the path

I have a thirteen-year-old cousin and she's beautiful. The rest of us are of medium attractiveness, but my just-barely-teenaged cousin is a doll and — on account of her burgeoning womanhood — a lot of jokes get tossed around. There's the one about her father greeting boys at the door with a shotgun

Brianna Rader is one controversial lady. This Knoxville born and raised woman organized a sexual education program when she got to college and realized that many of her fellow students got the same sexual education she did: "Just Wait." After her program got picked up by a conservative blog,

“I’m sorry!”“That sounds awful.”“Did you freak out when you saw a boy?”“Why would you do something like that?”“Oh, it must be a white girl thing. Like on Gossip Girl, right?”When single-sex education is brought up in conversation, responses certainly vary. Some involve a blank stare or continuous