Sajid Akhtar
Legalizing prostitution is a moral and logical action
Peak Web June 17, 2013By Sajid Akhtar Photos by Vaikunthe Banerjee Prostitution is a subjective moral debate, with no clear consensus whether or not it should be legal. As the world’s oldest profession, legal prohibition of it has failed to eradicate the business, and proves that its legal status should be an obvious affirmative. While sex at its best is about love and a true connection between two individuals, people do engage in casual sex for the sheer physical pleasure. Moreover, such trysts can be influenced by drugs or alcohol, or be brought about by lying and manipulation, which would seem far less…
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A Strained Encounter
EIC June 3, 2013By Sajid Akhtar The following encounter is the result of a simple search for a little salvation on Burnaby Mountain. After running rectangles around the Academic Quadrangle and the rare failure of Google to provide me with an answer, I…
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