Feb. 5, 2008. 16 pgs.
Prostitution-themed issue; Conflict in Congo results in most deaths since WWII; Meat from cloned animals approved by the FDA; York University security under question after third sexual assault on campus; A brief history of prostitution; Overview of legal prostitution in Germany and The Netherlands; the law and prostitution in Canada; Review of "Belle de Jour: diary of an unlikely call girl."
Contributers: Caitlin Gregory, Anais Kadin, Genevieve Light, Mark Nimeroski, Andree Paulin, Gabriel Rompre, Chris Wheeler.
Editor-In-Chief: Ashley Jestin
Assistant Editor: Clara Wille
News: Jesse Reynolds
Health and Wellness: Marisa Baratta
Campus Life: Stephanie Rudolph
Expressions: Jacinto Wong
French: Valentine Bruneau D'artois
Entertainment: Jacinto Wong
Metropolis: Clara Wille
Photographer: Irena Kramer
Politics: Gabriel Rompre
Cartoonist: Laura Sajdik
Arts and Culture: Alex Ross
Design and Layout: Jacinto Wong, Cliff Davidson
Letter from the editor
An unnecessary silence
How to become a better prostitute
Congo: world's most underreported resolvable crisis
Springfield man robs three adult novelty stores
Are cloned foods an unwanted advancement?
Un heritage de 800,000$ approuve par pavlov
Egypt comes to Glendon
Safety at York University campuses strongly questioned
Glendon's top 5 Valentine's Day dives
The History of Prostitution
Prostitution in the Animal Kingdom
A look at regulated prostitution in Europe
Putting new spins on old tactics
Perspectives feministes en plein centre-ville
The prostitution constitution: the law and morality of prostitution in Canada
Witty adventures of a prostitute make for an unforgettable read
D'amsterdam a l'antartique...en tracteur!
Where gender means whoever you want to be
Wheeler's spin: who needs genres anyway?
Is someone getting the best of you?
Healthy happenings
Recettes de residence
Expressions
Dear Conan O'Brien
Horoscopes
Demetri Martin Jokes
Comics