Over the Edge + November 23, 2005

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&
Real Life
Robin

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points Robin.

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Superiority just because T
| pretend to be a vegan either~~

Comics 11

SEX, DRUGS, and
ROCK AND ROLL

Edge magazine is currently working on a tril-
ogy of special issues covering the topics of sex,
drugs, and rock and roll. We invite students and
staff to share their views, opinions, and exper-
tise on these subjects. Topic ideas include, but
are not limited, to:

Sex:

gender discrimination and stereotypes
homosexual marriage

sex and sexuality

sex in the media / sex sells

the morality of sex

prostitution

Drugs:
the legalization of marijuana
a history of drugs

caffeine dependancy

personality-altering drugs and self-identity
alternative medicine

the effects of music on moods

hypnosis

TV, computers, videogames

artificial lights and sleep patterns

Rock and Roll:

race and culture issues

illegal downloading

local bands and music scenes

the greatest bands/songs/albums of all time
what is “real”: the issue of manufactured bands
popular music and social change

did video kill the radio star?

musical subcultures

We are also currently working on a year-in-review
issue, to come out on November 30. The deadline
for this issue will be November 22, so, if you want to
talk about the important events, best movies, video
games, or music of 2005, email your submissions

to over-the-edge@unbc.ca or come by the office
(across from the Wintergarden).

Robert hed: Kim