2010 July — The Good Men Project

Packing a Breathalyzer

July 29, 2010 By Hyla Molander 2 Comments

Soon after they met, Hyla Molander’s husband pulled out a surprise from the glove compartment. A breathalizer.

Filed Under: Sex & Relationships Tagged With: breathalizer, drunk driving, Hyla Molander, parenting, sober

Behold, the Narcissist

July 29, 2010 By Newsroom 4 Comments

A new study sheds light on heterosexual male narcissists and their dislike of women.

Filed Under: Newsroom, Sex & Relationships Tagged With: heterosexual, homosexuality, lesbian, Newsroom, relationships

Sporting a Conscience

July 29, 2010 By Tom Matlack 2 Comments

Tom Matlack sits down with the Executive Director of Northeastern University’s Sports in Society program to talk sports, social justice, and manhood.

Filed Under: Education, Good Is Good Tagged With: Bill Russell, Boys, Dan Lebowitz, Muhammad Ali, Northeastern University, Socioeconomics, Sport in Society, Tom Matlack

The Darker Side of Green

July 28, 2010 By Ryan O'Hanlon 2 Comments

Ryan O’Hanlon reports from “The Darker Side of Green,” a Lexus-sponsored party/debate about global warming hosted by recycler extraordinaire… Tracy Morgan.

Filed Under: Ethics & Values, Newsroom Tagged With: environment, global waming, green movement, Newsroom, Rolling Stone

Am I a Man Yet?

July 28, 2010 By Drew Chambers 8 Comments

Drew Chambers wonders how he’ll know that he’s no longer a boy.

Filed Under: Boys Tagged With: college, good man, growing up, summer camp, swimming

Boys on the Line

July 28, 2010 By Suzanne Rosenwasser 9 Comments

In the latest installment of “Believing in Boys,” playing “the line game” gives Suzanne Rosenwasser’s students a chance to step up for each other.

Filed Under: Boys, Education Tagged With: Boys, Freedom Writers, questions, Suzanne Rosenwasser, the line game, trust

My Son, Committed

July 28, 2010 By Gabi Coatsworth 4 Comments

In the third installment of “Bipolar Planet,” Gabi Coatsworth recalls visiting her son in a mental institution.

Filed Under: Best of Health, Health, Psych, & Addiction Tagged With: bipolar planet, committed, Gabi Coatsworth, mental health, mother, son, the looney bin

Money Buys Unhappiness

July 26, 2010 By Newsroom 1 Comment

Being rich is only going to bum you out, according to a new study.

Filed Under: Newsroom Tagged With: happiness, money, Newsroom, Psychological, Wired

Corporate Diversity Gone Mad

July 26, 2010 By Albert Stern 2 Comments

Albert Stern investigates microinequities, “the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome of the civil rights movement.”

Filed Under: Ethics & Values Tagged With: albert stern, civil rights, corporate nonsense, diversity, Dr. Mary Rowe, floresians, Microinequities, the corporate teat

The Brute and the Scholar

July 26, 2010 By Ben Evans 4 Comments

Poet, editor, and former Colgate University fullback Ben Evans on overcoming labels and learning to be yourself.

Filed Under: Advice & Confessions, Man-to-Man Interviews Tagged With: Ben Evans, Catharsis, Colgate University, Fogged Clarity, football, Immanuel Kant, Jock, John Rawls, Meathead, Nerd

How to Survive a Road Trip with your Kid

July 26, 2010 By Stefan Lanfer 5 Comments

From a tolerable soundtrack to sleep-inducing pit-stops, Stefan Lanfer breaks it down.

Filed Under: Families Tagged With: air and space museum, father, Pepe's Pizza, road trip, son, soundtrack for kids, Stefan Lanfer, waffle house

When Mom Brings Home the Bread

July 26, 2010 By John Badalament 2 Comments

John Badalament on the changing landscape of modern fatherhood.

Filed Under: Families, Gender & Sexuality Tagged With: breadwinner, housework, men's roles, modern dad's dilemma, stay-at-home dad, women's roles

Sh*t Guys Do

July 26, 2010 By Tom Matlack 34 Comments

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Men reveal their favorite “guy rituals,” not all of which (reading a newspaper on the can, for one) are fully appreciated by the women in our lives.

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Filed Under: Advice & Confessions, Editors' Picks, Good Is Good Tagged With: A.J. Jacobs, Alexander Chee, Andrew Sullivan, anonymous, Arthur Golden, Austin Frank, Bad Chad Dawson, Ben Anagnos, Ben Evans, Benoit Denizet-Lewis, Brady Udall, Bryan Rafanelli, Chris Anderson, Darin Hager, Dave Winfield, David Abel, David Carr, Don Foote, DP Gates, Duncan Roy, Evan Money, George Vescey, Glenn Lyman, Gordon Wheeler, Guy rituals, J. Stephen Hickey, James Franco, Jason Craig, Jason Feifer, Jason Silva, Junot Diaz, Kip Mazuy, Larry Bean, LeBron James, Mark Stevens, Matt Kenseth, Michael Carter, Michael Kamber, Michael pierce, Nick Flynn, Robb Braun, Robert Pinksy, Sebastian Junger, Stephen Siegal, Todd Maudlin, Tom Jolly, Tom Jones, Will Leitch

I Wanna Be Sedated?

July 23, 2010 By Newsroom 3 Comments

Go to your room! Oh, and don’t come out until you take this pill.

Filed Under: Families, Newsroom Tagged With: abuse, Allergy Medication, Cough Syrup, kids, parenting, TV, Video Games

The King of Horsing Around

July 23, 2010 By Newsroom Leave a Comment

Meet Alan Francis, the best horseshoe pitcher in the world.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: family, horseshoes, humility, Midwest, new york times, sports, strange

Man-to-Man with Boxer Chad Dawson

July 23, 2010 By the Editors Leave a Comment

With a name like “Bad” Chad, it’s not always easy being good.

Filed Under: Man-to-Man Interviews Tagged With: Bad Chad Dawson, Boxing, father, Floyd Mayweather, Husband, Light Heavyweight, sons, World Champion

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Yale QB Witt Denies NYT Charges

Patrick Witt released a statement calling into question the veracity of the NYT story and coverage.

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Jan the President Was Born in the U.S., Really!

Wagging a finger at the leader of the free world is never a good idea.

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A weekly summary of key events in no particular order with no attempt to be fair, politically correct, or remotely thoughtful.

Is Yale QB Hamlet or Rapist?

Patrick Witt was suppose to be the answer to Penn State.

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Shut Mouth: Please, Stop Giving Me Your Parenting Advice

Loved-ones and strangers wanting to pet your baby comes with the territory, but please curb the undesired parenting advice, Charlie Capen writes.

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Awaiting Vesuvius

When a romance is over, it’s over. The problem according to Jackie Summers, is that no one ever evacuates Pompeii until the volcano erupts.

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“All I See Are White Men”: Confronting Racism in Silicon Valley

Eric Ries wants to talk about racism in the start-up world—without hand-wringing and with an eye towards achievable solutions.

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