Love/Sex Issue Online!
Our latest efforts have led us to the Love/Sex issue, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Love is in the air and also in the pages of our magazine.
Inside
- Stories of lost virginity and dignity
- Evan P. Thomas speaks to the UO administration about the Pacifica Forum
- Dick Origami (Don’t ask just check it out)
- One hell of a flow chart.
Loved it!
I wonder if there were any stories from people I know in this years’ issue? I know the person who had the “eventful night in Brazil” from the last VDay.
Also, for more on “How to shame your friends”, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zo1-XlazvY
also.. wtf how did my e-mail address get auto-filled into the URI? Stupid Safari.
“The ugliest side of sex is STDs. While
the Oregon Commentator does not want to
lecture you like a high school guidance counselor,
we do want to encourage all our readers
to use contraceptives.”
Maybe Drew should have listened better to that guidance counselor: contraceptives are for preventing pregnancy. They do not prevent the transmission of STDs.
Pregnancy is the ultimate STD.
“Contraceptives are for preventing pregnancy. They do not prevent the transmission of STDs.”
Are you serious? A condom is a contraceptive. A condom can greatly reduce the risk of STDs. Granted, it doesn’t prevent the transmission of STDs 100%, but it still prevents for the most part. You are thinking contraceptives are only in pill form, which is a false assumption.
“Are you serious? A condom is a contraceptive.”
A condom is a contraceptive (anti-pregnancy) and a prophylactive (anti-disease) device.
Cool issue. By the way, if your corrections space was “article” intentionally mispelled?
This was also a timely issue, since, despite the furor, it seems to me that the vast majority of U of O students still spend more time thinking about sex than they do the Pacifica forum.