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Displaying results 1 - 25 of 179 for sexual attraction. Subscribe to this search

  1. article 'Zodiac’ shows all signs of attractive but inconclusive film

    Friday, March 2, 2007 6:06 am

    In his exhaustive — and exhausting — 158-minute true crime thriller “Zodiac,” director David Fincher plunges the audience into a bloody gumbo of red herrings, false leads, forensic switchbacks and circumstantial dead ends.

  • article Teacher's aide charged with three accounts of sexual abuse

    Friday, June 1, 2007 6:52 am

    The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office filed three counts of sexual abuse Wednesday against a 25-year-old former teacher’s aide accused of inappropriately touching a Westwood High School student.

  • article Gilbert medical practice explores women's sexual dissatisfaction

    Sunday, October 21, 2012 11:02 pm

    Sex is a topic many women don’t necessarily feel comfortable discussing, but doctors say it’s time for women to understand its importance and focus on their sexual health wellness.

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  • article Morality clause would be poison pill in effort to attract filmmakers

    Wednesday, May 4, 2005 4:33 pm

    Conservative members of the Legislature want to attach some sort of taste and morality test for eligibility for tax credits for motion-picture studios making movies in Arizona.

  • article Former Westwood teacher's aide indicted on sexual abuse charges

    Tuesday, June 5, 2007 12:18 pm

    A grand jury indicted a former Westwood High School teacher's aide on three counts of sexual abuse Monday.

  • article Mesa teacher’s aide not guilty of sex abuse

    Tuesday, August 26, 2008 4:53 pm

    A jury found a former Mesa teacher’s aide not guilty of three counts of sexual abuse on Tuesday.

  • article Turley-Hansen: Gay Issues intimidate the majority

    Monday, March 4, 2013 9:12 am

    Let’s get my views of the gay and lesbian community out of the way first, to clear the runway for the topic of gays and the Boy Scout program. Yes, some of my “best friends and relatives are gay.” They are lovely people. But, I cannot support gay marriage, yet passionately support civil unions and government benefits that go with.

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  • article Sex cases have E.V. educators on guard

    Friday, May 16, 2003 2:11 pm

    During his first year as principal of Mesa's Dobson High School, Steve Green was approached by a student who tried to hug him. Green shook her hand instead.

  • article Police say man exposed self at Mesa mall

    Thursday, January 10, 2008 2:20 pm

    Mesa police arrested a man Wednesday on suspicion of masturbating in his car and staring at a woman in the parking lot of Superstition Springs Mall.

  • article Beydler: Cain failed to learn from Weinergate

    Monday, November 14, 2011 2:20 pm

    I have never sexually harassed anyone. Sound familiar? It's one thing to have one woman make allegations of sexual harassment. It's quite another when four, five or more step up and allege the same thing. What happens is that it appears to most of us that a pattern of behavior has emerged where this individual has a problem with female relationships.

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  • article Teacher arrested in Internet sex case

    Friday, February 18, 2005 10:28 am

    A 34-year-old junior high school substitute teacher was arrested Wednesday by Phoenix police after they said he drove 18 miles to have sex with a minor he met on the Internet.

  • article Substitute teacher booked on sex charges

    Thursday, February 17, 2005 12:56 pm

    A 34-year-old junior high school substitute teacher was arrested Wednesday by Phoenix police detectives after they said he drove 18 miles to have sex with a minor he met on the Internet.

  • article More E.V. teachers likely to be linked to sex offenses

    Sunday, March 7, 2004 6:14 am

    More teachers than ever are likely to be snared on sexrelated offenses involving students as a new law to protect children has taken effect and awareness about the issue increases, say education and law enforcement officials.

  • article Aide’s run-in with law overlooked

    Thursday, May 31, 2007 2:19 am

    A Westwood High School teacher’s aide arrested last week on suspicion of sexual abuse had “prior police involvement” that the Mesa Unified School District failed to consider when hiring him, district officials said Wednesday.

  • article Westwood High aide’s history with police overlooked

    Wednesday, May 30, 2007 10:37 pm

    A Westwood High School teacher’s aide arrested last week on suspicion of sexual abuse had “prior police involvement” that the Mesa Unified School District failed to consider when hiring him, district officials said Wednesday.

  • article Expected Vatican ban roils American church

    Thursday, September 22, 2005 4:35 pm

    Word that a soon-to-be-released Vatican document will signal homosexuals are unwelcome in Roman Catholic seminaries even if they are celibate has devastated gay clergy - and raised doubts among conservatives about whether an outright ban can be enforced.

  • article Vatican may bar gay from seminaries

    Thursday, September 22, 2005 5:44 pm

    Word that a soon-to-be-released Vatican document will signal homosexuals are unwelcome in Roman Catholic seminaries even if they are celibate has devastated gay clergy - and raised doubts among conservatives about whether an outright ban can be enforced.

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  • article Tempe's Monti-Mitchell slugfest enters final stretch

    Saturday, May 12, 2012 1:00 pm

    Tempe voters will elect a new mayor Tuesday following a mudslinging, divisive battle that Michael Monti and Mark Mitchell have waged in their bids for office.

  • article Letter: Government was right to use woman to nab Scottsdale bombing suspects

    Friday, March 9, 2012 2:48 pm

    Scandalous pictures, provocative text messages, the downfall of a man. This past (month), the government’s involvement in the Scottsdale Bombing Trial has started a ruckus; not because of the criminal charges against the two 61-year-old twins, but due to the government hiring a woman — a woman who was paid to become the men’s friend and try to get a confession.

  • article Wife says Haggard told her of struggles years ago

    Tuesday, January 27, 2009 11:57 pm

    CHICAGO - Former evangelical pastor Ted Haggard's wife says she knew about his struggles with same-sex attraction for years and felt he was "winning the battle" before a scandal involving a male prostitute triggered his downfall in late 2006.

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  • article Mesa police arrest teacher’s aide in sex abuse

    Saturday, May 26, 2007 5:53 am

    Mesa police arrested a 25-year-old teacher’s aide who they say repeatedly brushed his hand across the breasts of a Westwood High School student. Kyle M. Hite was released on his own recognizance Friday after spending the night in jail.

  • article Mesa casts wide net for library director

    Friday, April 30, 2004 10:15 am

    Mesa’s acting library director said her primary mission is to get good applicants at a time when other libraries in the Valley are looking for new leaders, budget cuts have slashed the DVD and CD libraries and the former director left after an investigation.

  • article Noveck: 'Fast & Furious 6' is more of everything

    Friday, May 24, 2013 1:00 am

    Ever wonder what it would feel like to suddenly wake up in another universe?

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  • article Researchers put love under a microscope

    Wednesday, February 9, 2011 3:31 pm

    Researchers always seem to be enchanted with studies that probe into how and why we date and mate, and recent reports delve into our love lives in a variety of ways.

    One study by scientists at the University of Texas at Austin considered the language of love -- or more specifically, how couples that share similar speaking styles are more likely to be compatible.

    They set up two experiments in which a computer program analyzed the use of "function words" -- common words such as "a," "that," "him," "and" and "anything" -- that are considered indicative of social skills. The results were reported in the journal Psychological Science.

    As one part of the study, pairs of college students were recorded during four-minute speed dates, and then conversations were analyzed to see how in sync their language style was. The pairs whose language styles had above-average matches were almost four times as likely to want to see their partner again.

    Another part snooped into how dating couples chatted electronically over a 10-day period. Almost 80 percent of the couples whose writing styles matched were still dating three months later, compared with about half of the couples whose style did not match as well.

    The researchers offer a Web site that can help partners test how well their language styles match: www.utpsyc.org/synch.

    But there's one particular word that seems to trip up even many young couples -- monogamy.

    Researchers from Oregon State University studied 434 young heterosexual couples ages 18 to 25 who were considered at high risk for sexually transmitted diseases.

    In a report published online in December in the Journal of Sex Research, a little more than half the couples, 227, said they had a discussion about the exclusivity of their relationship and agreed to be monogamous, but one partner had strayed in 65 of these couples.

    Among 40 percent of all participants, only one partner said they had agreed to be sexually exclusive; the other half said there was no agreement.

    The study showed that being married had little effect on being monogamous, and having children actually made it less likely that a monogamy agreement was in place, as was being Hispanic. Only couples that had very high scores on a scale of relationship commitment had higher odds that they would sustain a monogamy agreement.

    Another recent study, by scientists in New York, suggests that some people may have a genetic propensity for infidelity.

    The researchers, led by Justin Garcia, a doctoral fellow at Binghamton University, State University of New York, gathered detailed histories of sexual behavior and intimate relationships for 181 young adults, along with DNA samples.

    The chief genetic culprit, according to a report in the online journal Public Library of Science One, appears to be a specific variant of a gene that regulates reception of the brain chemical dopamine, which is known to be linked to various types of thrill-seeking behavior such as drinking alcohol, illicit drug use and gambling.

    Garcia said the genetic trait does not dictate that people will cheat, nor does everyone who has one-night stands carry the variant. The genes "do not give anyone an excuse, but they do provide a window into how our biology shapes our propensities for a wide variety of behaviors," he said.

    The findings link to another recent study directed by Stephanie Ortigue, a Syracuse University professor of psychology and neurology. She and a number of colleagues plowed through reams of earlier studies that involved brain MRIs of people as they were falling in love, or who had recently done so.

    They found that the cascade of euphoric brain chemicals released by romantic attraction follow many of the same pathways that are activated by cocaine use, and that the whole process fires up in less than a second during "love at first sight."

    The researchers reported in the November issue of the Journal of Sexual Medicine that at least 12 areas of the brain work together to release chemicals that include dopamine, oxytocin, adrenaline and vasopressin.

    They also noted that other researchers have found that blood levels of nerve growth factor, a chemical that helps preserve sensory and sympathetic neurons -- a big part of the social side of the brain -- are higher in couples that have just fallen in love.

  • article New rules to hit Scottsdale adult video store

    Monday, February 20, 2006 4:49 am

    New adult business regulations in Scottsdale will force major changes on Zorba’s, a 34-year-old adult video store and infamous city landmark.

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