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  1. Exhibit A

    “Elementary Conjecture” by Bill Anderson
    Mixed-media on wood
    Artist’s Statement: Automobile production was a publicized rubric for the United States’ general production and state during the early ’50s as the U.S. became involved in the Ko­rean War. The ads of the ’50s did not yield their fervor to push the American family ideal through their [...]

    Feb 14, 2008 — Comments
  2. XXXs & Ohhhs: Passionate Kisses switches positions and scores new business

    “You cannot escape sex,” said Ann Sowers, owner of Passionate Kisses adult toy and novelty store at 21 Kern St. “And it’s not that big of a deal,” she continued, completely at ease in a store full of toys that she’d never bring home to her four-year-old son. Sowers happily indulges curiosity in her X-rated business, noting that “ev­eryone has sex. Otherwise we would not be on this earth.”

    Feb 14, 2008 — Comments
  3. RU-Informed? Myths about Plan B and the “abortion pill,” RU-486

    Methods of birth control and abortion were being implemented not long after people first began bumping uglies. The oldest illustration of a man using a condom was painted on the wall of a cave 12,000-15,000 years ago.

    Feb 14, 2008 — Comments
  4. You Wanna Put That Where?

    Hudson Health Center is packed; swirling with sickness like a Sub-Saharan hospital. I tuck my nose in my shirt to shield myself from the coughing, sniffling, sneezing carriers of the common college cold, which spreads across campus like mono in the San Fernando Valley.

    Feb 13, 2008 — Comments