Continuing in our fun-time, bipartisan election season-inspired look at past politicking on the Plains (see Ted Kennedy and a stuffed Auburn Tiger here, the colorful Auburn student reaction to the Iran hostage crisis here)…

In the summer of 1972, The Plainsman asked Auburn students about their sex lives—nine percent didn’t know whether they were virgins or not (or at least I suppose that’s how “no opinion” could be read)—and their drug habits—two percent may not have inhaled or were either so stoned they didn’t know they were smoking pot (or at least I suppose that’s how “no opinion” could be read) and their church attendance and their thoughts on abortion and who they wanted to see they wanted to see on the presidential ballot and all other stuff. “Approximately 422″ responded—roughly three percent of Auburn’s enrollment. So, you know…

Related: Lee Corso’s 1972 letter to Shug.

…

Keep Reading:

* Spiro and Shug
* Cam Newton starts his own clothing line
* Cam Newton and LEGO Cam Newton on cover of Sports Illustrated Kids
* Auburn hoodies featured prominently in Korean teen fashion line
* Cam Newton donates his hair to charity
* The Secret History of Pat Dye Field

Like us on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Want to advertise?