Luce Institute Releases Sense & Sexuality Guide

The Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute today released a new guide, Sense & Sexuality: The College Girl's Guide to Real Protection in a Hooked-Up World, authored by Institute Senior Fellow, Dr. Miriam Grossman. The only guide of its kind, Sense & Sexuality provides young women with critical information about their physical and psychological health when it comes to sexual behavior - information they may not get on their campus health centers. (Read full press release.) 

'Twilight' Sinks Its Teeth into Feminism

(Leonard Sax, Washington Post) Three decades of adults pretending that gender doesn't matter haven't created a generation of feminists who don't need men; they have instead created a horde of girls who adore the traditional male and female roles and relationships in the "Twilight" saga.  

College Classes for Conservatives to Avoid

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Planned Parenthood Web Site Offers Sex Ed Videos for Teens

(CNSNews.com) – A new Web site launched by the Columbia-Willamette (Ore.) Planned Parenthood affiliate uses a series of video vignettes designed to “teach” teens about avoiding sexually transmitted diseases, but the videos include two boys purportedly engaging in oral sex, advice to two teens in bed about getting tested after having intercourse and instructions on how to use a condom. ...

Katie Collins, Phillips journalism scholar with the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute, a conservative women’s advocacy group, said the Web site seems to be aimed at “tweens” or even younger, which makes it especially offensive. “This Web site was especially repulsive to me because it appeals first to very young teenagers, and contains scientifically inaccurate information but also because it denigrates sexual intimacy,” Collins said.  

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