K.S. Anthony

Video about a stats project I did for my junior year. Yes, I am "Fromage '13."

Another video about my stats project.

Columbia University’s senior class, I’m disappointed in you. According to a submission to the Senior Wisdoms portion of one of the school papers, many of you chose cheese instead of one of the better kinds of sex. The survey was in response to the paper’s most famous Senior Wisdoms question, “Would you rather give up oral sex or cheese?” The survey states that most of the students that said they would not give up “breakfast in bed” over an element of plain old breakfast suggested lactose intole

One of the questions that is frequently criticized [in the Senior Wisdoms] is “Would you rather give up oral sex or cheese?” which has been a staple question since the surveys began. My hypothesis is that Columbia/Barnard senior women are more likely than their male counterparts to say that they’d rather give up oral sex than cheese.

There’s a big debate going on between oral sex and cheese…seriously If you had to choose between toe-curling foreplay and a creamy brie, which would you pick? This hilarious—and heated—debate sparked some fascinating research at Columbia University. Columbia’s online edition of The Blue and White magazine has an annual tradition of interviewing graduating students for their Senior Wisdoms feature. Every year, they ask the question, “Would you rather give up oral sex or cheese?” This year,

There’s a big debate going on between oral sex and cheese…seriously If you had to choose between toe-curling foreplay and a creamy brie, which would you pick? This hilarious—and heated—debate sparked some fascinating research at Columbia University.

Students at the University of Columbia would rather live without oral sex over cheese, according to a survey. Bwog.com asked 222 people from 2006-2012 the question, 'Would you rather give up oral sex or cheese?' and the majority responded favouring the milk-based product. A reported 42% would rather have cheese in their lives, with 30% preferring the opposite. 28% gave unclear answers or avoided the question altogether. Removing all of the inconclusive responses, it was found that 64% of wome