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Hoping to create a forum for Harvard students to discuss issues of sexuality, Camilla A. Hrdy ’05 and Katharina Cieplak-von Baldegg ’06 have dreamed up the magazine H-Bomb, with the help of Professor of Psychology Marc D. Hauser and the recent approval of the Committee on Campus Life. The much-discussed biannual publication will feature fiction, essays, photography, art and humor on many issues related to sexuality...
...Bomb is still in its nascent stages—the editors have no concrete plans for content. But the fledging publication has garnered national media coverage across the country, from CNN to Fox News...
...Bomb aspires to create a comprehensive dialogue about sexuality, soliciting pieces from and pertaining to students of all life experiences and sexual orientations. Baldegg says she hopes H-Bomb will allow for an “intelligent, constructive, frisky and honest discussion” of sexual issues...
Even before its first issue, H-Bomb has sparked debate about whether or not the University should endorse such a publication—seemingly substantiating the founders’ claim that Harvard students need to discuss nudity, pornography and other issues...
When the Committee on College Life (CCL) approved H Bomb last week, the proposed magazine made national headlines, and it wasn’t for the articles. The new student publication would address issues of sexuality on campus, but after the CCL signed on, the real attention-getter was the proposal to include nude photographs of undergraduates in its pages. Since then, the committee has announced that it will reconsider H Bomb’s status as an official campus publication, and, reversing its initial decision to let the magazine apply for grants, it has stated that the College will...