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• Women have to set up the field, play the game, and clean up afterwards. All men ever do is keep score. • You drool over the Victoria's Secret catalogue but you're oblivious when an actual person models it for you. • Getting you into the shower with us is not a sex ploy.
By Meg Scheding and Laura Durso in Forum

2. Men at work
Published Thursday, May 02, 2002

• Although a man always finds a way to get his, he's somehow blamed if the woman doesn't get hers. • There's nothing there to hold onto. • Joysticks are a lot easier to use than touchpads. • It's pretty obvious when a man's done. • We have to do all the pumping.
By Joseph Bracamontes in Forum

3. Like a virgin, touched for the second time
Published Thursday, May 02, 2002

One of my favorite authors, Robert Girardi, wrote, "Consciousness is about knowledge or nothing; they think it's about sensation. How idiotic." With everything, this particular observation can be applied to a narrow slice of life: sex. Sexual consciousness is one of the hardest ideas to define because sex is dominated by inter-connected physical, emotional and mental sensations.
By Anonymous in Forum

4. I want your sex
Published Thursday, May 02, 2002

Having experienced a not so well-endowed guy, I can say that package size is important. Not as important as personality, sensitivity, and the way you treat us; but intimacy for most people includes sex, and we'd all rather the sex be good. There is just something missing in the sack when face to face lovemaking isn't doing it for us, whether because of size or poor performance.
By Jill Kornetsky in Forum

5. Music to love by
Published Thursday, May 02, 2002

I wasn't a real believer in music's aphrodisiac qualities until fortune housed me in a Yard dorm we'll call Notworthy to protect the innocent. In contrast to my room's overall naïveté, two things continuously emanated from the room across the hall: the Brokedown Palace soundtrack and a steady stream of male visitors.
By Hannah Trierweiler in Forum

6. Diving in
Published Thursday, May 02, 2002

My name is Christopher Rhodes. I am a 20-year old black male from the lovely state of South Carolina. I have never swum at night. Don't get me wrong; I'm not opposed to the idea. The opportunity has just never presented itself. The area I come from is predominantly black, and my high school was even more racially homogenous (91 percent black, if I remember correctly), so swimming at night was not much of an option.
By Christopher Rhodes in Forum

7. Behind the bodice-ripping
Published Thursday, May 02, 2002

Having read a few romance novels in my time, I feel confident in claiming that they are actually all versions of the same book. The formula is relatively simple: Boy and girl meet, obstacles arise and are overcome, and boy and girl live happily (and passionately) ever after.
By Anne Skrodzki in Forum

8. Confessions of IM Crew
Published Thursday, May 02, 2002

By the time you read this, the most prominent part of my athletic career at Harvard will be complete, at least for my first two years here. The B boat heat in intramural house crew will be in the books. To be sure, I have thrown a few behind-the-back passes at the Malkin Athletic Center, made one-handed catches playing football down by the river, and smacked the wiffle ball a whopping three feet. But those have been, to put it mildly, amateurish pursuits. If I did some of the things I did in pickup football games (such as doing the Dirty Bird or grabbing my crotch for intimidation) in varsity contests, I would be thrown out of Harvard Stadium. Pick-up sports, after all, are as much about personal expression and enjoyment as they are about competition and victory, if you'll permit the idea that clutching at your private parts is personal expression.
By Andrew Ujifusa in Sports

9. Games
Published Thursday, May 02, 2002

During this time of intense action-packed playoff watching frenzy, a sports fan living in the cableless hell that is Harvard dorm life inevitably must travel in search of televised games. If I want to watch a hockey game and it's not the weekend, I'm in trouble. If I want to watch the NBA playoffs and I can't get the antenna to stay in the exact right place, I can't see the score and again, I'm in trouble. So here are the places I go for games.
By Devin Cole in Sports

10. Indy Survey
Published Thursday, May 02, 2002

It seems like Harvard and and its students are always in the public eye for one reason or another, whether it's editorials about grade inflation or front-page coverage of Cornel West's job hunt, but lost in the shuffle is the stuff that really matters: sex, drugs, booze, and pizza. Fortunately, the Indy has its priorities straight and so without further ado we present the sixteenth annual Indy Survey.
By Anonymous in Forum