Emasculated by the Asian Glow
Like for many young adults, college was an opportunity to “find” myself and, in particular, connect with my Asian Americanness. In fact, one of the first college courses I enrolled […]
Monthly Archives: May 2012
It’s a Male. It’s a Female. No…it’s a Gynandromorph!
You could make a case for “looking weird” being an effective survival strategy. Just ask Calvin the lobster whose calico-patterned shell spared it from dining table destiny. Rather than being […]
The sexual education of Asian Americans
According to 2009 CDC figures, only 27% of male teens (age 15-19) had spoken with their parents about abstinence and contraception. A sobering statistic? Maybe. A surprising one? Not really. […]
Jesse Bering asks “Is God Just in Your Head?” Cognitive Science and the ‘Big Questions’
Yesterday, Jesse Bering, author of The Belief Instinct, gave our weekly departmental seminar. His lecture titled “Is God Just in Your Head? Cognitive Science and the ‘Big Questions’” dealt with […]
