Playboy November 1983 November 1983 Magazine Back Issue

COVER STORY
Women in white are the subjects of our featured pictorial this month, and capping it off on our cover is Chicago model Donna Ann, who, in addition to being one of Playboy Models' hot properties, is studying you guessed it nursing. The shot was produced and photographed by PLAYBOY Art Director Tom Staebler and, no, we don't have any plans to market that pin with the familiar face, but Playboy Products does offer something similar.

5 PLAYBILL
13 THE WORLD OF PLAYBOY
15 DEAR PLAYBOY
21 PLAYBOY AFTER HOURS
43 MEN BY ASA BABER
45 WOMEN BY CYNTHIA HEIMEL
47 THE PLAYBOY ADVISOR
55 DEAR PLAYMATES
57 THE PLAYBOY FORUM
65 PLAYBOY INTERVIEW: KENNY ROGERS—candid conversation
84 SEX IN THE AGE OF NEGOTIATION—article LAURENCE SHAMES
88 WOMEN IN WHITE—pictorial
98 HEATHER WEATHER—drink EMANUEL GREENBERG
102 MY DINNERS WITH ANDREY—memoir CARL OGLESBY
105 GENTLEMEN, YOU MAY SMOKE—modern living .. DAVID ABRAHAMSON
106 COMPUTERS—WHERE THE JOYS ARE—article PETER A. MC WILLIAMS
108 PRINCESS FROM THE PAMPAS—playboy's playmate of the month
122 PLAYBOY'S PARTY JOKES—humor
124 COLD FLASH!—attire HOLLIS WAYNE
129 BERNARD AND HUEY—satire JULES FEIFFER
130 20 QUESTIONS: BUBBA SMITH
132 GLORY, GLORY—fiction JOHN MORRESSY
134 WINNING GROOMING—modern living KENNEDY FLYNN
137 HIGH-VOLTAGE RACQUETBALL—sports ARTHUR SHAY
141 YONOSUKE TO THE RESCUE—ribald classic IHARA SAIKAKU
142 SEX IN CINEMA-1983—article ARTHUR KNIGHT
154 1984 PLAYBOY MUSIC POLL
158 PLAYBOY FUNNIES—humor
213 WORD PLAY—satire ROBERT CAROLA
233 PLAYBOY ON THE SCENE

• Covergirl Donna Ann (Nude) photographed by Tom Staebler
• Playmate of the Month is Veronica Gamba photographed by Arny Freytag
• Nurses Are People, Too: Women In White, Out Of Uniform
• Sex In The Age Of Negotiation
• Playboy Interview: Kenny Rogers
• We Asked Bubba Smith 20 Questions (And We Said Sir)

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