With Gawker breaking the news that married Republican New York congressman Christopher Lee posted ads on Craiglist posing as a divorced lobbyist then reporting he resigned, we at COED think it’s important to reiterate the 7 steps to cheating that will diminish the chances of getting caught, so future cheaters can avoid resignation, divorce, and potential slaying. Is cheating right? No. Should you do it? No. But if you’re a f*cking idiot and think it’s cool, here’s how you should do it. Pay attention, all you Craigslist congressmen! Read our 7 steps after the jump!

Apparently Barack Obama’s future White House Chief of Staff has more in common with George W. Bush than we ever could have imagined.  It’s quite a ‘shocker’.  Happy Thanksgiving from your bros at COED.… Click to read more

Recently, I read an article that centered on a Harvard professor’s anger after a recent grad whom he taught (Jared Kushner, the son of a realllly powerful real estate developer) went out and bought the New York Observer — and then slashed the paychecks of the Observer’s freelancers, one of whom was the Harvard professor himself. The prof… Click to read more

In this age television punditry and 24-hour news channels, there’s still one question left to be answered: What do all these news people look like when they’re having sex? Well, that question has been answered! With the help of some good ol’ stop and record technology, the good people of Gawker have put together the the “50 TV Repor… Click to read more

The prestigious summer internship. Or just any internship at all. Nowadays, it’s basically necessary to gain some sort of “professional” experience during your college years in order to make yourself a viable candidate for a job post-graduation.
Having lived in NYC the past two summers and spent my days happily as a lowly intern, I know what i… Click to read more

Hooters? Depressing? You don’t say. All I’ve ever had to do was take a look at the horrible orange and white paint job adorning the outside of most Hooters restaurants to know those places are a bevy of bad taste and depression.
Oh yeah, and fifteen year olds.
In my town, Hooters was the place adolescent boys with fake IDs and too much cologne spent their Frid… Click to read more