'Your body is a cathedral,' not 'your body in a cathedral.' (sex in public places)

Article Abstract:

Many young British men and woman fantasize about having sex in a public place, according to a National Sex Survey reported in the Mirror newspaper. For most people, this remains a fantasy, but there have been a few cases where people have been seen having sex in very public places. Most recently, a couple was discovered behind the American Memorial in St Paul's Cathedral in London, England. It is possible that sex in public is generally instigated by women, who tend to enjoy causing a mild outrage.

Analysis, Sex (Psychology), Sexuality

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A spectator at The Spectator

Article Abstract:

Editorial meetings at The Spectator magazine have a very informal atmosphere. The editorial team discusses a wide range of potential subjects for articles, and there are often lively exchanges between individual members of the team. The magazine remains Conservative in tone, even though it is occasionally critical of individual members of the Conservative Party. It covers politics in detail, but also deals with lifestyle issues and the arts.

Periodicals, The Spectator (Periodical)

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Sensation! The Victorians exposed

Article Abstract:

The Tate Britain in London, England, is to stage an exhibition entitled 'Exposed: The Victorian Nude.' This exhibition is arranged in six sections, covering drawing, classical nude painting and sculpture, anatomical draughtsmanship and photography. Many works give a clear picture of the strength of female sexuality.

Exhibitions, Nude in art, Nudes (Art), Art, Victorian, Victorian art

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