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[DrChango]

Welcome!

About your comment concerning university-level erotica courses, there was a rumor going around the U of A that the Media Arts department actually had a adult film production course but when some conservatives in the state legislature got wind of it the program was canned. Never heard any confirmation of that, but it would actually be a program that would give students marketable skills,

[HunkyLuke]

good to see members coming out of lurking mode and getting engaged! welcome :cheerleader: :cheerleader: :cheerleader:

[tim460]

About your comment concerning university-level erotica courses, there was a rumor going around the U of A that the Media Arts department actually had a adult film production course but when some conservatives in the state legislature got wind of it the program was canned. Never heard any confirmation of that, but it would actually be a program that would give students marketable skills,

Very pertinent! Though I'd love to, there's too much to write about this here. The truth is that "fine art" (made by the "masters," for museums, etc.) has always had a relationship to what today is called "porno" with examples all over going back at least to the Rennaisance if not forever. The difference seems to be how a society/person defines the two. What you described is the tip of the ice burg, and something that we'll probably hear a lot more of if not sooner than later, if and when society isn't ashamed of sexuality and understand it's natural and good. I guess... I know of programs like that proposed in other schools that came across some opposition, so it's on many people's minds.

[Rich]

hi there you will learn a lot of things here for sure