Let's just say that the highlight of this conversation is a dildo with baby pictures glued on to it.
If you managed to sit through the whole video, congratulations! If you managed to do it without cringing, that probably means you're not meant to give the "birds and the bees" talk to your kids.
Yale University's 4th Biannual Sex Week will feature Vivid Day on February 16th 2008. Vivid girls Monique Alexander and Savanna Samson, director Paul Thomas, and Vivid co-chairman Steven Hirsch will all visit Yale University as official guests of Sex Week at Yale (SWAY) for talks, panel discussions, Q&A's and some serious partying that will include a "Who Looks Most Like a Vivid Girl" contest.
Sex Week has been a tradition on the Yale campus since 2002 when Jewish student, Eric Rubenstein, initially thought up of a Kosher Sex Week for fellow Hillel students. Soon the idea grew into the planning phase during which the scope of the Kosher Sex Week was broadened to include all students at Yale. Though the first "Campus Sex Week" had moderate success, it wasn't until the two subsequent Sex Weeks that the event became a staple of campus life during Valentine's week on even years.
Sex Week at Yale 2006 proved to be even more exciting and informative than its predecessor events combined. The event garnered worldwide media attention and national collegiate renown. Now, Sex Week 2008 is building upon previous years' successes and shaping up to be the most remarkable Week in the young but already rich history of Sex Week at Yale.
The students at California State University, in coordination with the Women's Center, have put together their 13th Annual
Erotic Art Show at the Crux Artist Collective. The show featured various fetishes, including an erotic rendition of De Vinci's Last Supper.
Not all the art was political -- the show included everything from a vivid video of a woman exploring her own body to Miss Piggy in her adult outfit. The entertainment included hip-hop belly dancers who threw their thongs at the audience in their performance finale. Foods believed to be aphrodisiacs such as strawberries were served as guests listened to Cassandra Walker and Hillary Feeney recite intimate poetry.
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