Indeed, "Human Behavioral Biology," nicknamed "Sex" by undergraduates, has long been one of the College’s most popular courses. Since 1970, between 12,000 and 15,000 students–close to a third of those who passed through Harvard College–have taken it.
A magazine for teen teens widely considered controversial because of it’s focus on sex. The library holds tered issues in print from 1988 to 1996. Self
Oct 18, 1981 · October 18, 1981, Page 006096 The New York Times Archives. Fran R. Schumer, a Harvard graduate, is a New York writer and teaches at City College. By Fran R. Schumer t 4 P.M. on Sept. 30, 1980
Cynthia Johnson MacKay, A.B. 64, and Warren Joseph Keegan, M.B.A. ’61, D.B.A. ’67, met and married through the Harvard Magazine personals. Click here to see their video story from the New York Times Vows section.
A quarter of Harvard College’s graduating seniors didn’t have sex while in college, according to a survey by The Harvard Crimson. Among the grads who didn’t remain celibate during their
Organized by members of Sexual Health Education & Advocacy Throughout Harvard (SHEATH) and co-sponsored by the Harvard Queer Students and Allies, Harvard …
May 25, 2004 · CAMBRIDGE — The world might be a little shocked that Harvard students have produced a magazine about sex, but the editors’ mothers are not. The first issue of H Bomb Magazine, notorious before it ever existed, is to be delivered to the doorsteps of Harvard College students today.
Cynthia Johnson MacKay, A.B. 64, and Warren Joseph Keegan, M.B.A. ’61, D.B.A. ’67, met and married through the Harvard Magazine personals. Click here to see their video story from the New York Times Vows section.
Oct 18, 1981 · October 18, 1981, Page 006096 The New York Times Archives. Fran R. Schumer, a Harvard graduate, is a New York writer and teaches at City College. By Fran R. Schumer t 4 P.M. on Sept. 30, 1980
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I talked to many students, however, with flourishing sex lives (note that 13 percent of Harvard students say they have had sex in the library at least once — an old tradition).
