4 LETTERS OPENERS
Stripping for God, stripping for the poor, photostripping for Calvin Klein and
more strips of interest.
14 ALL-AMERICAN GIRL
Pictorial of Becky Photographed by Derek Burton
22 OLYMPICS UNDER SIEGE
Winning a gold medal may be easier than staying alive at the '84 Olympic Games.
Article by Barry Janoff Illustration by Curt Hoppe
26 A RADICAL AT BERKELEY
Pictorial of Sandra Photographed by Leslie Turtle
34 CARTOON KINK
As European readers know, there's more sex in comic books than Superman and Lois
Lane ever imagined. Article by Lee D. Server
38 POOLSIDE IN PASadeNA
Pictorial by Jean Rougeron
46 OUI FANTASIES
OUI readers get the hots in May; may OUI share them with you?
48 SNAPSHOTS FROM SALINAS
Pictorial by Dennis Silverstein
56 RON SMITH'S SEX QUOTE QUIZ
58 CALIFORNIA CHEESECAKE
Centerfold pictorial of Corinna Photographed by Suze Randall
EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT ORAL SEX...
...but didn't know whom to ask.
Article by Warren Emery
72 JERKING HER WEIGHTS
Pictorial of Lena Photographed by Geoff Howes
81 VIEWS Nastassja Kinski Exposed. and other acts of passion.
86 BUKOWSKI
88 SPORTS
Column by Barry Janoff
90 MUSIC
Column by Ron Smith
92 WEIRD REELS
Column by Michael Kaplan
94 FIRST PERSON
Column by Christopher Policano
116 FREEWAY LADY
Pictorial of Jan Photographed by J. Rougeron
EDITORIAL NOTE
If you think you're seeing an abundance of beautiful women in this issue, you're
correct. In honor of the 1984 Olympic Games, to be held this Summer in Los Angeles, OUI presents its California Special —chock-filled with luscious ladies hailing from such California locales as Berkeley, Salinas, San Diego and, of course, the City of Angels. Have any doubts that California sunshine produces some of the finest looking women in the world? Then take a peek at All-American Girl (p. 14), A Radical at Berkeley (p. 26) or Snapshots from Salinas (p. 48), OUl's ode to the "typical" California housewife.
However; even with all the beauty and grace associated with the Olympics, there
is another side to the situation. Will the '84 Games became a base of terrorist
activities? Will drugs hinder the competitive edge? Will politics put a damper
on the events? Olympics Under Siege (p. 22) uncovers the behind-the-scenes story
and reveals what could happen in the pressure-cooker situation.
Accenting the Olympics article is a presaging illustration by staff artist Curt
Hoppe. Hoppe's work, which has appeared in numerous national magazines, has highlighted many of OUI's top stories in recent months, including Who-Struck-John (April '84) and Balling For Dollars (March '84).
Illustrations also play a large part in the world of erotica, which is why OUI
Fantasies (p. 46) is accompanied by a sexually stimulating piece of artwork, proving that it is not only a photograph that is worth a thousand words.
Got a minute? Can we talk oral sex? You know what we mean muff diving, eating
at the Y, 69, giving head, gobbling the beaver--call it what you like, it's part
of our sexual lives and has had a unique role throughout history. Author Warren
Emery, who claims to be experienced in such matters, tells you Everything You
Wanted To Kqow About Oral Sex...But Didn't Know Whom To Ask (p. 68). Any additional questions on the subject will have to be referred to Dear Abby.
All this, plus hot happenings from the world of music, video and books; and in-depth columns from OUI's crew of competitive writers.
Let the Games begin.
