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    Vesuvian Graffiti

    On August 24, 79 AD Mount Vesuvius buried Pompeii, Herculaneum and Stabiea under cinders and ashes, preserving the ruins with magnificent completeness – down to the fresh colors of the wall paintings.  Much of what we know about ancient Romans has been learned from excavating the ruins of Pompeii Among the treasures preserved are aspects [...]

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  • Book Explores Gay Dads’ Paths to Parenthood

    Book Explores Gay Dads’ Paths to Parenthood

    As more and more gay men set out to become parents, a new book by University of Iowa Professor Ellen Lewin explores their desire to become parents, the challenges they face along the path to parenthood, and how fatherhood affects their identities as gay men. “Gay Fatherhood,” an ethnography published by the University of Chicago [...]

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  • 8 Weeks to Cardio Fitness

    8 Weeks to Cardio Fitness

    Hooray to JockBoy for this article: If you would like a challenge and want to lose fat while gaining strength to get your ultimate Beach Body, we offer this day-by-day, step-by-step workout that can get you there quickly. As with all workouts, this one should be done at your own risk with a doctor or [...]

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  • Why Male Elk Have Long Antlers

    Why Male Elk Have Long Antlers

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  • Coupling Reduces Stress

    Coupling Reduces Stress

    Newswise — Being married has often been associated with improving people’s health, but a new study suggests that having that long-term bond also alters hormones in a way that reduces stress. Unmarried people in a committed, romantic relationship show the same reduced responses to stress as do married people, said Dario Maestripieri, Professor in Comparative [...]

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    According to The Gay Book of Days most translations are watered down and only Peter Wigham's Poems of Catullus (Penguin Classics) truly lives up to the explicit sexual flavor of the original. In one poem Catullus suggests "stuffing the boy." Since Catullus was a contemporary of Caesar his poetry has the prejudice of the period: "the taking of a boy is a manly act, but allowing another male to do unto you what you did unto him is sheer depravity.
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