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...action this spring is on what the Clinton Administration likes to call the data superhighways, and by all accounts sex is busting out all over. According to Jack Rickard, the editor of Boardwatch magazine, the number of small computer-bulletin-board systems in the U.S. has jumped from 30,000 last year to more than 46,000 this year -- the majority of them offering some form of digital titillation. When Boardwatch ran a reader's poll of the best computer boards, three of the Top 10 were explicit "adult" systems -- including Pleasure Dome, based in Tidewater, Virginia, which offers, among...
...networks comes in as many flavors as there are positions in the Kama Sutra. If your taste runs to explicit pictures, there are thousands of them on such bulletin boards as Nixpix in Aspen, Colorado, and Odyssey in Monrovia, California. Jim Maxey, a former journalist and part-time private eye who runs the Event Horizons system in Lake Oswego, Oregon, grossed $3.5 million last year from computer users willing to pay $9 an hour to connect to his bulging database of R- and X-rated digital images and film loops...
...slants distinctly the other way. Begrudgingly, I concede this truth to Peninsula. In the De Scopulo section of their latest issue ("Just Joshing"), they report that Dean of the College L. Fred Jewett '57 chose to overlook first-year Joshua Oppenheimer's removal of AALARM posters from a University bulletin board...
AALARM's flyer, posted on campus bulletin boards throughout the past week, calls for Harvard's to "Wake up to the AALARM" and accuses "Harvard's cultural elitists" of branding the "Harlem-born, South Brooklyn-raised, Afro American as a "bigot...
...debate this month to revise its position that workplace speech could be regarded as sexual harassment only when it was directed at an individual and had "definable consequences" on such things as promotion. The new definition covers offensive language that is aimed at no one in particular -- like a bulletin-board sign that says A WOMAN'S PLACE IS IN THE KITCHEN -- and merely leaves hurt feelings...