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Swaim detailed some of his experiences as a marriage counselor, indicating that many couples approached him with sexual problems. Unintentionally echoing strains of R. Kelly’s “Sex in the Kitchen,” he said, “I found that their problem was not in the bedroom—it was in the kitchen! And in the dining room...
...discussed that at length before giving [the Knights] the green light,” Murphy said. “Basically the women in the CSA said it’s not a problem...
...about current anti-American sentiment and the causes of terrorism—but, like far too many of his contemporaries, Cohen becomes bogged down by the process. If bureaucratic meetings warrant pages while Iran and North Korea are diffused in a single paragraph, then there is a serious problem with Cohen’s political priorities...
...show them the ridiculousness of their action? Easy: don’t go to their so-called party. That’s not much of a problem for most of us, who either aren’t 21 or aren’t alumni, but if you’re either, stay away. And if you know somebody who is, tell them they must, under all circumstances, boycott this event. For the good of the most sacred of sacred events, nobody bother with this asinine attempt to steal fans away from what we’re all really there...
McGovern and Polk are decent historians—some readers will enjoy reading their quick, yet reasonably detailed, history of Iraq—and they certainly write clearly and expressively. The problem is that the book—like the administration it criticizes—promises one thing and delivers another...