The tell-tale signs that can betray a partner's politics.

There are a lot of ways to spice up your sex life. Some people use chocolate underwear and candy bras. Some people go to exotic locations. Some use real spices. None of these are bad. If anything, they are quite a good way of getting out of repetitive sex. I, however, am a great supporter of the people that hearken back to days of yore, when in order to drown out the sounds of the cattle lowing, they turned on the radio and humped along with FDR’s fireside chat.

Now, I understand that most of you don’t have giant wooden radio sets that can aid you in foreplay and thus understandably have no access to new music. To assist you, I have listed some of my favorite songs to help the mood along.

It's always all or nothing. Sometimes taking slow can also mean bringing it to the next level.

On the border of China and Russia, the wind isn't the only thing that's biting.

Morgan T. '13 offers advice for those cold winter months away from Cornell and how to stay warm.

The Preacher's Daughter '11 questions the validity of Cosmopolitan magazines endless creation of strange, creepy, wholly-awkward sex lists.

Kate C. '11 talks about her aversion to conversations about dating, as well as the state of sexual openness on East Hill.

Kate C. '11 puts an ad up on Craigslist, sexual chaos ensues.

Never heard of a sex puddle? Well, you have a lot to learn, and Kate C. '11 is here to teach you.

The Preacher's Daughter recounts her first voyage on the sexual high seas.