Some may argue that a college newspaper would report on pornography and the marketing of sex simply because it can. Today's special edition of Weekend, etc. Magazine takes on these contoversial issues because we believe that a college newspaper should .
Sex is everywhere and affects everyone, which makes it a good thing to market.
Sex parades itself on stage infront of cheering crowds and slinks along the darkest alleys of the inner city. But sex and pornography are ominously missing from newspaper headlines. It has been whispered about behind closed doors and has been treated as a taboo subject not fit for public consumption. It makes us nervous and evokes intense emotion. One manifestation of such ideals is the pornography industry.