Playboy October 2004 Magazine

COVER STORY
We sent scouts to find the most beautiful girls on campus at the 11 universities that make up the expanded Atlantic Coast Conference. Then photographers George Georgiou, Mizuno and David Rams asked the coeds—including cover model Evelyn Gery, shot by Georgiou—to take a break from their books long enough to document their A+ anatomies. Our Rabbit raises his flag in a rush of school spirit.

FEATURES
70 WHY THE MILITARY NEVER LEARNS
In 1971 this colonel called the Vietnam war a failure. Now he believes the war in Iraq is an even bigger military blunder. The two are surprisingly similar: We went in under false pretenses, using ineffective conventional tactics and without an exit strategy. Will the outcome of the war in Iraq be as awful as that of Vietnam? No, he says; it will be much worse. BY DAVID H. HACKWORTH
84 RIP. BURN. DIE.
It wasn't easy to coordinate, but we arranged for a dream team of music experts from all sides—artist, industry and technology—to butt heads. Perry Farrell, Moby, Rick Rubin, Chuck D, Sharon Osbourne, iTunes' Chris Bell and 13 others discuss why the music industry is seen as evil, whether the quality of music has deteriorated, why some live concerts are no longer hot tickets and, most important, what they predict for the future of music. BY DAVID SHEFF AND ROB TANNENBAUM
88 GAMING GROWS UP
The video game industry has finally admitted that games aren't just for kids. In a PLAYBOY exclusive, we carefully select our favorite pixelated vixens and have them reprogrammed as you've never seen them before—nude. Plus, the must-have games in every category: war, driving and fighting.
112 FATAL LEGACY
Caviar is emblematic of the good life. But selling "black gold" can be a dirty business, as the rise and fall of the Sobol family epitomizes. In 1992 two brothers inherited a caviar business from their father. The younger son took the helm and began buying sturgeon roe from questionable suppliers while driving the expanding business deep into debt; his older brother struggled to rescue their father's dream. By August 2003 both were dead. BY SIMON COOPER
127 CENTERFOLDS ON SEX: SANDRA HUBBY We eavesdrop on Sandra's erotic fantasies.
128 20Q JIMMY FALLON
Many comedians who leave Saturday Night Live are cursed with unsuccessful films. Jimmy Fallon's new movie, Taxi, proves he won't be one of them. The former SNL anchorman goofs around about dancing with Jagger, his gift for impersonations and his childhood desire to become a priest. BY ERIC SPITZNAGEL

FICTION
94 AQUA VELVA SMITTY
fi A man kills his mentally challenged mistress. Even worse, his nosy neighbor sees the whole thing go down through a hole in the wall. BY SARA JOAN BERNIKER

INTERVIEW
59 DONALD TRUMP
He has weathered near-bankruptcy, two tabloid divorces from blonde bombshells, countless cracks about his comb-over and renewed fame with the success of The Apprentice. In a Playboy Interview in which no one gets fired, we ask the real estate mogul how much money he carries in his wallet, if he's sick of hearing the catchphrase he made famous and whether he'd bet on his own casinos. BY DAVID HOCHMAN

PICTORIALS
76 THE RAEL WORLD
The group of UFO believers wants to clone its most beautiful members. We believe!
98 PLAYMATE: KIM HOLLAND
This sexy coed knows the As, Bs and Cs of sex appeal.
130 GIRLS OF THE ACC
We like college football. But we love college girls.

NOTES AND NEWS
13 WORLD OF PLAYBOY
14 IT'S ALL HAPPENING AT THE MANSION
Hef parties with Charisma Carpenter, Quentin Tarantino and the cast of HBO's Entourage.
51 THE PLAYBOY FORUM
John W Dean reveals the paper trail that connects the torture rooms at Abu Ghraib to the White House; why a radical reading of the Bible fuels U.S. support for Israel.
167 PLAYMATE NEWS
Teri Harrison could be the next Jenny McCarthy; Hiromi Oshima plays a geisha.

DEPARTMENTS
3 PLAYBILL
17 DEAR PLAYBOY
21 AFTER HOURS
43 MANTRACK
47 THE PLAYBOY ADVISOR
110 PARTY JOKES
166 WHERE AND HOW TO BUY
171 ON THE SCENE
172 GRAPEVINE
174 POTPOURRI

FASHION
118 STUDENT LOUNGE
You have an infinite number of opportunities to impress women around campus, so don't huddle in the library or the laundry room without looking your best.
BY JOSEPH DE ACETIS

REVIEWS
31 MOVIES
Go back to the future in Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow; Bernie Mac is Mr. 3000; don't fear A Sound of Thunder.
32 DVDS
You must see Fahrenheit 9/11 before you head into the voting booth; The Day After Tomorrow can be on your TV screen today.
36 MUSIC
The Black Keys blow the doors off the blues; Steve Earle courts new controversy; Interpol's gloom and doom hits its stride.
38 GAMES
Hip-hop artists duke it out in Def Jam Fight for NY; the Force is with Star Wars Battlefront.
40 BOOKS
Ha jin locks readers inside Korean War POW camps; Hurricane Camille's deadly history.