Cross post from Jack Yoest. He's got the uncensored, unedited version. May not be safe for work. Following pictures are from institutions of higher learning. Your boss may be a knave who wouldn't understand. Professor Diana York Blaine Ms. Mentor......

May not be safe for work. Following pictures are from institutions of higher learning. Your boss may be a boob who wouldn't understand. Professor Diana York Blaine Ms. Mentor has a column in The Chronicle of Higher Education. Where she......

Outside the Beltway has a highly compelling piece on Diana Blaine regarding her recent actions and the Statement of Principles on Academic Freedom by the American Association of University Professors. A section on Academic Freedom within the Statement ...

Next time I'd advise her to enlist the aid of one of her better-looking female students to better get the point across about how women are... ostracized... for being mere sexual objects and... oh forget it. I came for the bewbs.

President Bush's conservative fan club has shrunk. Some even want him impeached [and here]. Howard Dean has ticked off......

My impression? Eh, not the best in the world, but certainly not the worst I have ever seen.

I'm not sure if this is safe for work or not. I would think so, if it's art. The Chronicle of Higher Education says it is. But who knows? If your boss does not permit n*pples in the cubicles do......

Let's just say that there are two kinds of women: those who don't need to wear bras, and those who do. I'll let you guess which category she's in.

Erp.

Yesterday my father's doctor and I were discussing dad's imminent death from kidney failure. We spoke of the need for acceptance and letting go; we spoke of the need to span from bodies and pus to grace and light. We held one another and shared our experiences and cried. Then she got out a pad and prescribed me John Milton's Paradise Lost.

Needless to say it wasn't your usual doctor visit. Then again in case you can't tell I don't exactly live a usual life.

She told me she was impressed with my depth and my humanity and my intellect. She also told me repeatedly that I was physically beautiful. I told her that I had learned through hard spiritual work to own these gifts of mine, that humility includes both acknowledging strengths as well as weaknesses. Anything less would be to spit in the face of the magical powers that made us.

You can't make this stuff up. I surfed her comments, and no, it's really how she thinks of herself all the time.

A.L.