NEWARK, Del. — It is the morning after: She wakes with her head throbbing. She squints and rubs her temples before surveying the room. She is in an unfamiliar bed wrapped in unfamiliar sheets next to an unfamiliar guy.

BATON ROUGE, La. — Restrooms in Middleton Library and Coates Hall at Louisiana State University aren’t the only bathrooms listed on cruisingforsex.com as “hot spots” for men engaging in anonymous sexual encounters in Baton Rouge.

The stability of the world depends on safe sex, according to a Boston University demographer who addressed the future of human population Monday night at the School of Management.

AUBURN, Ala. — Playboy photographers traveled throughout the Southeast this past spring to see hundreds of college girls audition for the 10-page “Girls of the SEC” section of the magazine.

Connecting with others physically and emotionally takes the back seat to connecting to the Internet for some Americans, according to a study released Sept. 19. The survey, conducted by advertising agency JWT, found one in five Americans are having less sex to spend more time online. The survey of 1,011 American adults focused on how technology changes people’s behaviors. Besides giving up sex, 47 percent of those surveyed spend less time watching television and 22 percent spend less time socializing face-to-face with friends to spend more time on the Internet.

Playboy’s annual “Girls of the __” college issue is traditionally one of the magazine’s top sellers, and a source of instant controversy and curiosity on college campuses. SEC schools provided this year’s camera fodder, and some of the women who bared all (or just some) talked about their motivations, the experience and what their parents think about their decision to show off.