The considerable space devoted to “grinding,” found in the December Basalt High School Longhorn Roundup insert in The Aspen Times, highlights important issues about inappropriate behavior and peer ...

More and more teens are "just saying no" to the "grinding" dirty dancing trend Aug. 16, 2011 -- Jenna Mourey has a singular move to ward off unwanted attention on the dance floor. "A guy comes up to ...

The principal of a Maine high school says the school will not offer any school dances this academic year with the exception of prom, because administrators believe modern dance culture is too ...

When Susan Schmaeling’s 16-year-old son complained to her that the priests chaperoning his Catholic high school's dance didn't allow him and other students to grind, she fought her impulse to scream.

Grinding – a dance floor move that calls for one person’s ass to be ground into another’s crotch – is hardly a new phenomenon. Videos of the move have been popping up on YouTube for years; see ...

Inveighing against the mischief of youth is a time-tested technique for bolstering one’s notoriety, and Jenna Mourey, better known on YouTube as Jenna Marbles, is working the circuit with her ...

On a routine trip to the Coop, I happened upon a book called “Explore Harvard,” a photographic anthology of Harvard sights published by the university in the run-up to 375th anniversary celebrations.