Transformation. It is the most comprehensive study of Sexual Assault on the campus today. After the talk we will have time for questions and answers and cspan is here with us tonight recording the event if you have a question please hold your hand up and wait and bring the mic. I present dr. Jennifer hirsch. Thank you so much it is great to be here. Thank you so much for coming out. In every room there are always survivors if you start to feel distressed by what im saying its fine to get up and take a break. I will start with the story. Austin was a sweet student. The story of the hot Summer Nights is pretty much the sexiest story in the book. Thats not the story im going to tell. He was a good guy he have a series of nicknames that his girlfriend had. Austen also sexually assaulted someone. He told us the story about freshman year he was in a room with his roommates girlfriends roommate. Roommate has a girlfriend to people get shuffled into the same bedroom together the girl was prett
A question many children ask their parents and if the parents dont want to tell them they havent stories in many countries of the world the stock still the risk the babies all in france girls come out of a romance and boys out of a cabbage but what is the stork the roses and the cabbage failed you can go to the Fertility Center here in berlin to do that. Sort of a couple as unprotected sex after one or 2 years in former times and force not easy to get pregnant but now the modern reproductive medicine is able to help certain to get their children maybe one or 2. Most of the couples. You want to have babies are the lucky side of life they just get pregnant but other try and try and try and they fail and if they dont get pregnant after you hear you talk to say this is infertility. There can be many reasons why a woman fails to get pregnant one 3rd of cases are attributed to fertility issues with the female partner one 3rd to problems with the male partner and one 3rd to a combination of p
West butes humor me for the purposes of this event. We are really, really glad you could be here. We started here last may and we are very, very pleased to be here with our friends. Its a monday night in new york, a beautiful spring day in the late winter. And we know that even on a monday night in new york there are 10000 other places you could be. Nobody involved with puttingng this together or is in it takes for granted that you chose to be here. Thank you very much in the presence you get at the end of your efforts is in meeting with that wonderful author. And of course that is tim. We are also joined by cspan book tv they are taking good care of us. If you look at the page turners twitter or facebook page, i will postce when this is actually going to air. We are not live, which is probably a good thing. It should air sometime i would think in the early actual spring. Im going to tell you a little bit about the series, talk about the book and then bring tim out. We are going to tal
Study of sex, power and assault on campus. The book is based on years of research a program called Sexual Health initiatives to foster transformation. Its the most comprehensive study to date. After the talk, we will have time for questions and answers and cspan is with us tonight recording the event and i would ask if you have a question please for your hand up and wait until i bring you the microphone so that we can hear your question is. I present doctor jennifer hirsch. [applause] its great to be here. Thank you for coming out. In every room there are survivors so if you start to feel distracted by what i am saying its fine to get up and take a break. The hotline is 18656 hope. Im going to start with a story. Austin was a sweet student. Its pretty much the sexiest story in the book but that isnt a story that im going to tell. Sorry. But he was a good guy. He developed a series of names to the kind of orgasm his girlfriend had to make sure it was a good experience for her. But actua
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