A A acke of te By Kimberley Johnston, Contributor We've all heard the song Let's Talk About Sex... but when was the last time we did it? Last Thursday, UPEI students were treated to a night with Sue Johanson when the veteran sexpert graced our gym with her sensual savoie faire. The celebrated talk show host gave a humourous diatribe on how our culture reacts to sex and the effects it has on children... who eventually grow to become university students. She honed in on how the two sexes react after being told that mastur- bation is not a socially acceptable prac- tice. She said males just ignore the words of caution and continue their anatomical activities, while females react quite differently. They stop grati- fying themselves because they are peo- ple pleasers. Oh, the irony. The favourite guest of David Lettermen also suggested that sex edu- cation in high schools does not cover the parts of female reproduction as in- depth as they do for males. She said because of this, women don't really know themselves and are not as com- fortable with their bodies. Tidings of great joy were also brought to those of the male population who are, shall we say, not blessed with great endowments. Johansen happily reported to males that the greatest num- ber of nerve endings in the vagina are at the base, where the penis is inserted and not in the deeper regions. brought out a variety In fact, she said, men don't even need their little soldiers if they're going to do battle. "As long as you've got this (a tongue) and these (fingers), you can do it" As a bonus, Johansen offered up other erogenous zones, like the neck and shoulders, encouraging the males in the audience to think outside the box-- so to speak. And what pres- entation is complete without a demonstra- tion of technological advances? The hostess with the mostest of toys that parents just prey will not end up on their child's Christmas list. She offered commentary on the pleasure pup- pets, saying her cast members have tested them out... almost sparing me the mental images that I was afraid I would receive. "The ones they don't want, I take home... LIVE A LITTLE LARGER with huge savings on Aliant High-Speed Ultra Sign up for High-Speed Ultra and pay just $9.95 a month for the first 3 months, a savings of up to $274/year. Free Express installation and one free enhanced service, like Anti-Virus, are part of the deal foo. tion. She answered questions posed to her with grace and style. No wonder she was voted the favourite campus speaker. Besides, how many other guest speakers [ | would be willing to demonstrate oral sex on a microphone? It's great to see Sue hasn't lost her spunk. Well, you know what I mean. " And they WOrK. Add a cell phone as part ofa Value Package and save even more. pete Ey Ay 3 ae ne ae (Shiver) Visit a dealer or www.aliant.net. ee All things con- | pere.toryou Aliant Sidered, it was @ VETY | saentem ats setems ota ete teeeteihdeae tabi lle mtremmesiniies ass agree jo a 12-macih contract, Special eight month coatracts are available for students, Regular monthly contract ‘month begins in the Fourth entertaining =» aand | Sis yissiams eeriatah marae sy per cease orag aeelaree neteean tes aay : ° ‘on-line at veww.aliantnet may qualify for a free MP3 player ville qua last. See dealer or were aliant net: details. “here. for you. 1s 2 trademark of Aliant. informative presenta- \_ UPEI Cadre September 14, 2004 page 18 _seemnenannanannnnnnnnerrnennnnenee FOR THE FIRST 2 MONTHS FREE EXPRESS INSTALLATION