<img width="284" height="313" alt="Culhane365Gay comPromo" src="/site/files/oldnewsfiles/Culhane365Gay%20comPromo.jpg" class="FloatRight">“I’ve had some success and some publicity from the blog, but this has expanded the notice by a hundred-fold,” says Professor <a href="/Academics/Faculty/ProfilesDe/CulhaneJohnG.aspx">John G. Culhane</a> of working on a new weekly column at <a href="http://www.365gay.com/" title="365gay.com">365gay.com</a> to appear every Thursday.<br><br><em>365gay</em> Editor-in-Chief Jennifer Vanasco approached Professor Culhane to write a <a title="365gay.com" href="http://www.365gay.com/opinion/cohane-virginias-anti-gay-merry-go-round/">guest column</a> about the recent controversy in Virginia involving Governor Bob McDonnell and State Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli’s efforts to rescind protections against discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation after reading <a title="WordinEdgewise" href="http://wordinedgewise.org/?p=939">his take on the situation</a> on his blog, <a title="Wordinedgewise" href="http://wordinedgewise.org/">Wordinedgewise</a>. The positive response to that guest column led Vanasco to invite Professor Culhane to contribute with a weekly column on the site.<br><br>Since the guest column on March 12th, Professor Culhane’s first two regular columns at 365gay have been posted, the first dealing with the balance between accommodating <a title="365gay.com" href="http://www.365gay.com/opinion/culhane-where-gay-rights-and-religion-intersect/">religious beliefs and anti-discrimination laws</a>, and the second addressing <a title="365gay.com" href="http://www.365gay.com/news/culhane-legal-misadventures-in-gender/">how the law deals with gender non-conformity</a>. This week’s column deals with the Justice Department’s aggressive <a href="http://www.365gay.com/news/culhane-how-to-stop-gay-bullying/" title="365gay.com">use of Title 9 in a bullying case brought by the New York Civil Liberties Union</a>.<br><br>In addition to his column at 365gay, Professor Culhane continues to post regularly at his own blog, <a title="Wordinedgewise" href="http://wordinedgewise.org/">Wordinedgewise</a>. “It’s been exciting,” he says, “I’ve been blogging for a little over year and it’s a lot of fun, but it can be pretty labor intensive.”