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...said Hrdy, a history of science concentrator in Adams House. “We did what we wanted to as far as we could, but we had to think about how it was going to be construed because, no matter our intentions, people were going to look for porn...
...semi-nude pictures it does contain are self-parodying, pointless or nothing edgy. A few articles and interviews address the ambiguous divide between art and porn, making the editors’ pronouncement “[H Bomb] isn’t porn, that’s for sure” seem painfully ironic and, by their own standards, simple-minded. Of course, it’s all part of the game—a full-page advertisement for Playboy (page 28) might signal something. And if Playboy is porn encased within misfit cerebral articles, then H Bomb is merely just...
...perhaps we can strike a middle ground—it’s not porn, and it’s not art. Rather, it’s a $9,000 excursion into the pump-priming of professional photographers, printers and legal counsel...
...events received only a marginal amount of their requests. Indeed, H Bomb may well make a profit if the magazine sells to enough outsiders for the $5 apiece cover price—which will surely happen if the founders can stress the magazine’s provocative allure (a porn mag for Harvard students?!) over the mundane and self-absorbed reality...
...Garmendia ’06 titled “Miss CrimsonHookups.com,” a poem titled “Animal” by Tom P. Lowe ’05 and an essay by Natalia H.J. Naish ’04 on “Art vs. Porn...