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...combination of Harvard and sex will always hold a certain public fascination,” said Djuric, who is also a former Crimson executive editor. “The media frenzy just snowballed until we printed our first issue...
Although Harvard’s student-run sex magazine is still basking in the aftershocks of the media frenzy it generated, H Bomb lost official student group status earlier this month after failing to meet the requirements for student group recognition...
...magazine received widespread media attention when the College recognized it as an official Harvard publication in February 2004, and despite its defunct status, it still retains its notoriety. The recent March 4 issue of The New York Times Magazine mentioned the H Bomb in a feature on college sex magazines, and showcased a picture of Vandenberg holding the magazine’s second issue...
...first issue of H Bomb cost $12,000 to print, and was funded mostly by advertisements, an Undergraduate Council grant, and issue sales. After financial limitations prevented their third issue from printing in the spring of 2006, H Bomb considered the possibility of a book deal with campus sex blogger Lena Chen...
...jive. Most of the guys obsess over their ages, and the onset of their mid-life crises becomes the focus of the movie. Meanwhile, their wives and girlfriends form cliques, mock the men, and joke about swapping husbands. In fact, the characters refuse to discuss anything but sex and old age. The racy scenes spiral out of control until one of the men attempts suicide. Without warning, “Sing Now” brings a serious moral theme into focus—marriage and life aren’t perfect, so all you Gen-Xers out there need...