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Let’s Talk About It Joseph ‘Jofish’ Kaye, Johanna Brewer, & Amanda Williams
Getting it On Gets Faster Amanda Williams
Ups and Downs in Zipper History Hugh Musick

issue 10

Fall 2008: Getting it On

As our Match.com profile tells it, at heart we're just romantics about design and the design process. Whether designing energy-efficient solutions, zippers, museum exhibits, or condom applicators, we designers share a lust for design and design thinking. In this issue of Ambidextrous we investigate the titillating (and more PG-13) instances of design for getting it on.

	Landscapes of the Unknown Blaine Brownell
	Built to Spec? Jennifer Stroud Rossmann
	Sex Goes to the Museum James Biber

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