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The
\n Dowbrigade breathed a sigh of relief to learn that on Monday our venerable
\n Alma Mater and Blog-host, Harvard University, had approved a SEX MAG,
\n apparently to relieve the sexual tension which is rife on the Cambridge
\n Campus and which we remember so well from our own undergraduate days.
\n Subtly titled “The H-Bomb” and founded by a couple of undergrad women
\n (in my prehistoric period known as “Cliffies”),
\n reportedly will feature "sex and the issues surrounding sex
\n for men and women of all sexual orientations and tastes."<\/p>\n
\nOn Monday, school administrators approved H Bomb, a journal being launched
\n by two female undergraduates featuring erotic writing and nude photography.<\/p>\nThe faculty adviser for the magazine, psychology professor Marc Hauser,
\n said in an e-mail he was bothered by the use of the term pornography
\n to describe it.<\/p>\n"It is a literary and art magazine about sex and sexuality," he
\n wrote. "It
\n is an important magazine in that it will attempt to grapple with both
\n interesting and difficult issues, providing a voice for students and
\n an interesting forum for intellectual exchange."<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nSo put that in your pipe and smoke it, Jessica<\/a> the
\n Cyber librarian! Pornography is in the eye of the beholder, and the H-Bomb,
\n like the Dowbrigade
\n News, obviously has Redeeming Social Value! We can’t wait for the first
\n issue. If only the H-Bomb had existed when we were an undergrad,
\n maybe we could have avoided those three exhausting years spent as a sex slave to Sorgewineia,
\n Queen of the Mamamanani Tribe in the darkest Amazon, learning the 47 positions
\n of earthy ecstasy. Or maybe not.<\/p>\nfrom the Boston Globe<\/a><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Dowbrigade breathed a sigh of relief to learn that on Monday our venerable Alma Mater and Blog-host, Harvard University, had approved a SEX MAG, apparently to relieve the sexual tension which is rife on the Cambridge Campus and which … Continue reading