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FLASHBACK 2001: Salt Lake City johns learn new lessons after soliciting the world's oldest profession.

John schools have been around nationwide and in Canada for about six years, but most offer a one-day course. Many of these schools spook men into not misbehaving again, assailing them with marathon lectures from former prostitutes, police, health-care professionals and community merchants all too ready to tell a roomful of johns how reprehensible their behavior was. In contrast, the Salt Lake City program takes a different approach.

John schools have been around nationwide and in Canada for about six years, but most offer a one-day course. Many of these schools spook men into not misbehaving again, assailing them with marathon lectures from former prostitutes, police, health-care professionals and community merchants all too ready to tell a roomful of johns how reprehensible their behavior was.

In contrast, the Salt Lake City program takes a different approach. Nesreen Khashan In commemoration of City Weekly's 40th anniversary, we are digging into our archives to celebrate.

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