men

| 18 August 2010 | TIGER PRINT |

tags: fashion, men, size, weight, women

American men lack flair

Katie Hinderer | 05 August 2010 | TIGER PRINT |

tags: America, Europe, fashion, men

Of mice and men

Carolyn Moynihan | 30 June 2010 | FAMILY EDGE |  

tags: contraception, men

Why has there never been a male contraceptive pill? Probably because, knowing that women have stronger reasons to carry this burden, nobody was trying very hard. But now, 50 years after women started risking their health and happiness by swallowing synthetic hormones on a regular basis, Israeli scientists have announced that a male pill is in sight.

Guys: speak up, go shopping

Katie Hinderer | 10 May 2010 | TIGER PRINT |

tags: attire, clothing, dress, men, modesty, shopping, women

When it comes to fashion… girls don’t get it

Katie Hinderer | 30 April 2010 | TIGER PRINT |

tags: actors, attire, clothing, men, modesty, women

The marriage advantage—who’s missing out?

Carolyn Moynihan | 30 January 2010 | FAMILY EDGE |  

tags: marriage, men, unemployment, women

A report from the Pew Research Centre this month draws attention to what it calls The New Economics of Marriage: The Rise of Wives. Statistically, between 1970 and 2007, wives have gained a significant edge over husbands in education and their economic contribution to the home has grown faster.

Menswear moves back to the basics

Katie Hinderer | 20 January 2010 | TIGER PRINT |

tags: fashion, financial crisis, men

Calling all monogamous men

Carolyn Moynihan | 01 September 2009 | FAMILY EDGE |  

tags: education, family, men, monogamy

Family scholar Patrick Fagan has come up with elegant schema contrasting “monogamous” culture with other kinds of sexual culture which he calls, collectively, “polyamorous”. Speaking at the world Congress of Families recently in Amsterdam, he highlighted the gulf that exists between the two cultures in terms of values and practical consequences. And he proposed a solution.

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