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October 10, 2012 (vol. 123, iss. 27) • Page Image 12

… the courses provided to students. One simple search of "sex" in the Fall 2012 LSA Course Guide produces 167 results, with the departments offering these courses ranging from Arabic, Armenian, Persian…

… expert on South American freshwater fishes, asex therapist and a classroom of 230 under- graduate students shouting "penis" and "vagina" have in common? Last winter, they were all part ofthe Biology 116…

… partnering with a special- ist in human sex and biology could create a unique experi- ence for non-science students. "For me," Fink said, "it's an evolutionary biology course and a biodiversity course, but it…

… also is a course that helps people in their late teens and early 20s try to understand what's going on in their minds and their bodies." For many of his students, Fink said the idea of sex biology and…

… and a woman - for an optional demonstration for students. The woman undresses in front of an audience of about 100 students, and the two speakers engage in a sex toy demon- stration. The woman lets the…

… demonstration to students, as his course focuses on "controversial and unusual aspects of sexuality." To show or not to show? That is the question The expanse of sex education at the University is evi- dent in…

… Fink's biological approach to sex for a political framework. Rackham student Rostom Mesli teaches this first-year writing requirement course, which he said offers a view of how sex is considered…

… revolutionary. Mesli guides his students in analyzing the role of sex duringthe AIDS epidemic, civil rights movement and other key political moments in history. With a full class of 18 stu- dents, mostly…

… masochist prac- tices or coprophilia (a sexual fetish involving feces), I need to think twice about what I'm doing," Mesli said. "Students' feelings might be offended, and that's something I need to take into…

…, we have to be extremely care- ful," Mesli said. "If the goal is to show people getting off on stage, then that doesn't belong to the academia.Now, if the goal is to talk to students about female…

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