One of the guys over at Saugeen Maitland Hall wanted to celebrate his buddy's birthday, so he tried to get a stripper. He found one down the hall, in the form of an 18-year-old frosh, who did it for free and decided it would be smart to let the participants take digital pics. Of course those pics were soon uploaded to the net, and spread like wildfire over blogs and e-mail inboxes, and now the Toronto Star and Global News are reporting on it.

THE PICS:
http://avrilrulez.buzznet.com/user/ (NSFW!)

YOU KNOW YOU'VE MADE IT WHEN YOU GET YOUR OWN T-SHIRTS AT ZAZZLE.COM:





Student's striptease posted online
UWO investigates, discipline unlikely
Student knew photos were being taken
Dec. 13, 2005. 08:23 AM
LOUISE BROWN
EDUCATION REPORTER


Canadian universities have no business, it seems, in the bedrooms of the campus dorm.

Yet thanks to the Internet, everyone else can take a peek.

The University of Western Ontario is investigating an incident in which a female first-year student performed a full striptease and lap dance last week for several males in a residence bedroom, with graphic photos soon sent out over the Internet.

A Google search on 'saugeen stripper' reveals several x-rated photos.

The incident raises questions about how far a university can go in protecting students, particularly younger ones from themselves.

But because the young woman apparently performed willingly in the privacy of a residence room and no one filed a complaint, the school says it likely has no cause for discipline.

"We certainly regret this has happened; it's not something the university condones and we are very disappointed in these students, but rooms in residence are considered to be students' homes, and what goes on between consenting adults in the privacy of their homes is considered to be their business," said Susan Grindrod, Western's vice-president of housing.

"What's different in this case is that these pictures are going all over the world. With the Internet and personal blogs, pictures can be circulated very quickly, and I'm not sure how we would regulate students' blogs and websites even if we wanted to," said Grindrod.

As soon as the raunchy images came to the attention of the administration, officials approached the young woman to ask if she had been forced to strip or tricked into being photographed without her knowledge. She said she had not.

"We were immediately proactive because we wanted to know if there had been any coercion and she told us she was a consenting participant and she was aware that pictures were being taken," said Grindrod.

"If there had been any coercion, there absolutely would have been repercussions. We do plan to talk to the other (male) students involved and continue to review the situation. It's still early in the game for us to have figured out how to proceed."

University dorms have codes of conduct that forbid students from breaking the law. Many take a zero-tolerance approach to students taking drugs and underage drinking, for example.

Western has a policy that forbids the circulation of "objectionable" material such as racist, homophobic or pornographic images, either written or electronic, with extreme cases leading to the student being asked to leave residence.

Yet most universities warn today's highly involved baby boomer parents that campus dorm supervisors will not serve as party police or morality monitors for their children, but will enter a student's room only if there is reason to believe a law is being broken or someone is in danger.

"We're not the alcohol police and we're not sex police, and I'm not sure we would want to be," said Grindrod. "And we recognize that many young people in first year may try out new things that can lead to errors in judgment. I'm not sure some of these misbehaviours haven't gone on in the past. It's just that today, the images can get sent around the world.

"I actually feel badly for all the students involved in this incident. It's a very sad situation."
[Edited 12/17/05 8:14am]

She looks like a mix between Michelle Branch and Lindsay Lohan.

VoicesCarry said:

Well, there you go. Just some students having fun, nothing wrong with that.

P.S. that shit is NASS-TAY. She got her ass all in that one guys face. Ew.

her parents must be so proud.

leave it to Western

Possibly the most unsexy thing i've ever seen

I was searching for these pics on Thursday... and couldn't find them... thAnks!

ufoclub said:

sick.

SammiJ said:

Sly said:

i mean really
she had NO ass...


the whole situation is just NASTY...
i'll hafta talk 2 some ppl i know @ western 2 see if they even know about it

SammiJ said:

but why?

SammiJ said:

I mean, don't get me wrong.. if i was in the club tonight and she came up to me. And she was like "Hi! i've been watching you the whole night and i just have to take you home and do bad bad things to you"

You know, i might.. i might let her have her wicked way

SammiJ said:

she's not really pretty, spats would not want to have sacktime with her.....

I don't understand the commotion....

it was on cnn.com, and i wanted to see why the pics would have caused such an uproar...

abierman said:

ufoclub said:

as if no-one is aware of the existence of strippers and the fact that stuff like this happens.....looks all pretty harmless to me, and she seemed to have enjoyed it as well!

I feel sorry for her, having the pics published on the internet like this.

I think it's unfair to say she's not pretty. She's clearly a very pretty young girl. I think so anyway.

So long as she doesn't regret it, I don't think any harm's been done. We all did things as teenagers that we wished we hadn't, I'm sure. Besides the world's changing. I would be mortified if my niece did something like that but so long as it didn't give her any major hangups or affect her self-esteem, who am I to judge?