Thank you to our readers and stumble-upon visitors for making the first month of the CT women’s blog a success! Here are the top 10 posts you read and responded to since Her.meneutics launched on Thursday, April 2:
(ten) “Your Responses: AIDS in Uganda,” by LaVonne Neff // Comments: 72 Part Two of ‘Meanwhile, What about the Women and Children?‘
(nine) “Beware! Dangerous Women,” by Lynne Hybels // Comments: 5 They might just step up and do something.
(eight) “eHarmony Launches Gay Dating Site,” by Sarah Pulliam // Comments: 32 The company agreed to launch Compatible Partners after a user had filed a complaint, citing New Jersey’s discrimination law.(seven) “Strip-Searched Girl Heads to Supreme Court,” by Katelyn Beaty // Comments: 9 How far can a public school go in an anti-drug campaign without violating students’ rights to privacy?
(six) “Breast-feed – If You Can Afford To,” by LaVonne Neff // Comments: 19 Judith Warner’s April 2 New York Times op-ed piece, “Ban the Breast Pump,” was sure to stir up a hornet’s nest.
(five) “Going Undercover to Expose Planned Parenthood,” by Sarah Pulliam // Comments: 18 Lila Rose’s pro-life activism may be breaking state privacy laws. But does it matter?
(four) “Is There Such a Thing as Too Many Children?” by Elrena Evans // Comments: 21 Questions linger as last of Nadya Suleman’s octuplets heads home.
(three) “Puppies Aren’t People,” by Kay Warren, guest blogger // Comments: 79 When compassion for animals goes too far.
(two) “Why Do We Love Susan Boyle?” by Sarah Pulliam // Comments: 18 She’s become a YouTube sensation, but why do we love her so much?
(one) “The Other Miss California Controversy,” by Katelyn Beaty // Comments: 81 Carrie Prejean might have stood up for Christian sexual ethics by skipping the Miss USA pageant altogether.
