Holloway: Soon-to-be-graduate researches best sex spots on SU campus
Bottoms up, pants down. The sun’s out, campus separation anxiety is wetting the sticky air and MayFest is heading toward campus like a steam train… Read more »
Writer archives: Iona Holloway
Even in times of adversity, honor through athleticism can shine
Bombs — not guns — killed three people and injured at least 176 in Boston on Monday afternoon, but the words of retired American distance… Read more »
Holloway: Stress less, choose class schedule based on sexual needs
If it feels like the weight of the upcoming fall semester is bearing down on you, breathe deep, my non-graduating friends. That MySlice shopping cart… Read more »
Holloway: Bananas provide numerous health benefits and are a favorite with foodies
They’re green, hard and taste like they’re having an am-I-a-fruit-or-a-vegetable identity crisis. Blame it on the April snow showers or blame it on the boogie,… Read more »
People who dislike their given names celebrate National Joe Day
The name’s Jackson. Tonsillitis Jackson. On Aug. 26, 1955, The Toledo Blade ran a story on poor Tonsillitis Jackson, an average Joe whose parents named… Read more »
Holloway: Researchers show multiple psychological effects from having sex with exes
I nodded when he passed me his phone. In the photo, they were a big, round handful. They had perfect areolas, with no rogue nipple… Read more »
Holloway: Religion can be good to your health, depending on which statistics are analyzed
Meet Heather Iona Holloway, my little Scottish sister who’s just back from her latest edition of God camp this weekend. Facebook posts from her 1,000-plus… Read more »
Bicycles present risk factors for certain parts of the anatomy
I have a secret. See that beautiful aqua-green and white Huffy bike rusting his chain away outside the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications for… Read more »
Holloway: Bowel movements provide uncomfortable subject matter, but important to discuss
Every day, life is ruined by a poo in cubicle two. On campus, at some point in the day or night, someone forgets to flush.… Read more »
Holloway: Dating an introvert provides insight into the way people interact with conversation, quietness
Introverts are some of the most misunderstood people, especially when you love one. From the outside looking in, it may appear that you’re dating a… Read more »
Holloway: Push for LGBT rights in US as Britain legalizes gay marriage
At a Danish zoo last December, two king penguins adopted an abandoned egg after the mother laid it. And after a torturous hatching process, little… Read more »
Holloway: Phone apps cater to maintaining healthy habits, advancing sexual needs
As a child, my nightly assault course to reach the cupboard containing the biscuit tin always drew the same response from my mom: “Where there’s… Read more »
Holloway: Tips, tricks to cure weather-damaged skin
Your feet are soaking wet from sludgy snow creeping into your holey snow boots, but your skin is drier than the Sahara Desert. You want… Read more »
Holloway: New York shines bright in terms of pornographic consumption, but viewers should exercise caution
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this column, the date the United States had the highest porn traffic was misstated. The highest level of porn traffic… Read more »
During finals week, be wary of excessive caffeine consumption
Caffeine is the opposite of religion. It is Karl Marx’s infamous “opium to the masses.” Adopted by all students who have not tragically drowned in… Read more »
Holloway: Holiday season can awaken unwelcome ghosts of relationships past, present and futrue
With Thanksgiving and its marshmallow-decked sweet potatoes now a dim and distant memory, the holiday’s second cousin, Christmas, is a soon-to-be-realized dream. But have you… Read more »
Holloway: Life as student field hockey player takes practice, but is poetry in motion
When Friedrich Schiller wrote his famous poem “Ode to Joy” in 1785, little did he know that some lowly Division-I Syracuse field hockey player would… Read more »
Social media age increases dependence on Facebook relationship validation
In a social media-obsessed dating culture, where sexting has been outdated by semi-naked Snapchats, being Facebook official — or F.B.O. for those who know their… Read more »
Candidates' stances on health issues may sway your vote
Your health and your body are your own. Right? Well, actually wrong. The 2012 presidential campaign has thrust Big Bird’s popularity light years ahead of… Read more »
Chewing gum produces surprising amount of health benefits
Chewing gum with your mouth open should be a social sin. No one wants to see tongues doing spin cycles around half a pack of… Read more »
Food porn can make for delicious eye candy, but it can be a harmful habit
Porn is boring, I know. How many glorious money shots does it take before you’ve seen every kind of penis shape or pubic hair design… Read more »
Female masturbation is natural, social stigma ought to be put to rest
Female porcupines use wooden sticks: Spikey friends don’t care. Male kangaroos perform some rib-cracking to get a good suck of themselves: No judgment. Boys get… Read more »
Fighting off fall cold season is as easy as A, B, C
When my nose started running during a rainy bike ride last week, I realized fall was indeed falling on my head. I’m a Brit. We… Read more »
Hiccups are nothing to be embarrassed by: Just sample a few easy cures
They come out of nowhere: an uncontrollable series of little, embarrassing coughs. But they’re not coughs. You can tell by the way the victims' mouths… Read more »
