Who won the sexual revolution? Not young women who live in the world of "hooking up," the modern campus alternative to dating. Young women complain to us that dating has become an anachronism. Instead of chivalry and courtship, college relationships are more often nothing more than awkward drunken make-out sessions.
Valentine's Day has something for everyone: elementary school children can exchange Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Winnie the Pooh valentines; couples plan romantic dates; flower sales surge; groups of friends get together to watch the latest romantic comedy on DVD; and, there is always candy.
Download IWF's "Free Cupid!" flyer in time for Valentine's Day.
Allison Kasic, Director of Campus Programs, exposes how radical feminists have hijacked Valentine's Day.
Bonnie Erbe, host of the PBS program To The Contrary, weighs in on the V-Day Wars.
Sara Gordon, former IWF Junior Fellow, comments on the upcoming "V-Day" Campaign inspired by The Vagina Monologues.
Carrie Lukas on why you might want to dump V-Day and put a little romance in your life. Students at one university have come up with a romantic alternative to V-Day.
Despite my Ninja Turtle cards and supply of chocolate, Valentine's Day has been decidedly less enjoyable since I came to Bucknell, where it has come to mean something completely different.
Parents are increasingly concerned with the level of indecent materials available in the media. A common reaction to the prevalence of adult material ...
