Playboy September 1983 September 1983 Magazine Back Issue

COVER STORY
Many of us spend time sweating it out at the health club, where we have become accustomed to seeing women in stretchy fabrics and those most peculiar of accessories—leg warmers. None of which necessarily prepares you for Playmate Kym Herrin (photographed by Steve Wayda) wearing a tantalizing scoop du jour. Bodybuilders who are straining their eyes in search of our ubiquitous hare are advised to take a look at the belt buckle.

5 PLAYBILL
11 THE WORLD OF PLAYBOY
15 DEAR PLAYBOY
19 PLAYBOY AFTER HOURS
35 MEN ASA BABER
37 WOMEN CYNTHIA HEIMEL
39 THE PLAYBOY ADVISOR
43 DEAR PLAYMATES
47 THE PLAYBOY FORUM
57 PLAYBOY INTERVIEW: THE SANDINISTAS—candid conversation
70 TECHNODARLINGS—article CRAIG VETTER
77 WONDER OF THE WORLD—pictorial: Dorit Stevens
82 EYE TO EYE WITH MR. T—personality D KEITH MANO
87 BACK TO CAMPUS—attire HOLLIS WAYNE
92 ARMAND IN A SEA OF SKIN: A SEXUAL MEMOIR—article BILL BARICH
96 PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST—playboy's playmate of the month
110 PLAYBOY'S PARTY JOKES—humor
112 NO TRADE—fiction JAMES HOWARD KUNSTLER
114 HOME VIDEO—TAKE ONE!—modern living
116 20 QUESTIONS: RANDY NEWMAN
118 LUMINOUS ANIMALS AND OTHER DRAWINGS—humor B. KLIBAN
123 QUARTERLY REPORTS: FINANCIAL FOREPLAY—article ANDREW TOBIAS
125 PLAYBOY'S PIGSKIN PREVIEW—sports ANSON MOUNT
129 BERNARD AND HUEY—satire JULES FEIFFER
130 GIRLS OF THE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE—pictorial
141 THREE FRENCH SPICES—ribald classic JEAN DE LA FONTAINE
144 PLAYBOY FUNNIES—humor
207 PLAYBOY ON THE SCENE

• Covergirl Kym Herrin (Nude) photographed by Steve Wayda
• Playmate of the Month is Barbara Edwards photographed by Kerry Morris and Arny Freytag
• Technodarlings
• Armand In A Sea Of Skin: A sexual Memoir
• 20Q With Randy Newman
• Girls Of The Atlantic Coast Conference
• The Sandinistas (Sergio Remierez Mercado, Father Ernesto Cardenal and Tomas Borge Martinez) intervie

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