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search articles		Disingenue by Lisa Gabriele  3.4.2002 Britney's coy sex talk has made her chastity message a clusterfuck. Now it's time to put out or shut up. Schwing Dynasty by Bert Archer  1.7.2002 Bert Archer reviews an ancient Chinese potboiler, and finds the sex is spicier than a Peking duck. Flame War by Elissa Wald  1.3.2002 Elissa Wald, author of the controversial Holding Fire, argues that acknowledging firefighter's sexuality doesn't diminish their heroism it honors them. Wedded Bondage by Emily Nussbaum  11.6.2001 Five married guys meet under the cover of darkness to evaluate HBO's The Mind of the Married Man. - from the married sex issue - Body Politics by Maggie Cutler  10.2.2001 Falwell was right our desires are in the crossfire. Share Your Thoughts by The Nerve Community  9.17.2001 A space for our readers to discuss the terrorist attack on America. Stranger Than Fiction by Philip Jenkins  7.11.2001 A new "kiddie porn" case sets a dangerous precedent for prosecution of private fantasies. The Joy of Repression by Lisa Carver  7.2.2001 As the Surgeon General recommends comprehensive sex-ed, Lisa Carver mourns the lost sexiness of ignorance. Now That's Italian by Lisa Gabriele  5.21.2001 Screw the critics: The Sopranos makes our men look hot. Heavy Petting by Peter Singer  3.1.2001 Animal rights philosopher Peter Singer reviews a book on bestiality. Dr. Yes by Leonore Tiefer  2.27.2001 The mixed-up legacy of William Masters, M.D. Melts in Your Mouth by Mark Simpson  2.22.2001 Why Eminem's music is the queerest thing out there. The Story of Y by Rob Walker  2.11.2001 When Ivy Leaguers strip down and grease up, the whole world watches. Reality Bites: A Review of Shadow of the Vampire by Fiona Maazel  2.5.2001 Vampire movies show there's a little bloodlust in us all. Playboy Bunny: A Review of John Updike's Rabbit Remembered by Jonathon Keats  1.22.2001 Without charismatic Rabbit, Updike's plotline goes a bit limp.
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