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Started by Marc Majka
Sun, 12 Jan 1986 21:19
Nude Olympics
Author: Marc Majka
Date: Sun, 12 Jan 1986 21:19
Date: Sun, 12 Jan 1986 21:19
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According to a Vancouver paper, cold weather forced the cancellation of Purdue's Nude Olympics in Lafayette. Does anyone have any details? --- Marc Majka
Re: Nude Olympics
Author: Christopher A. Kent
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 1986 23:39
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 1986 23:39
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> > According to a Vancouver paper, cold weather forced the cancellation of > Purdue's Nude Olympics in Lafayette. Does anyone have any details? > > --- > Marc Majka Cold weather was hardly the issue; the event has traditionally been held on what is expected to be the coldest night. Rather, the event got cancelled when a task force that had been created by the University president to end the event recommended (surprise) that the event be cancelled. It's never really been clear why this all got stirred up; it has never been sponsored in any way by the University (word just spreads across campus the night it's going to happen) but two Resident Assistants lost their jobs last year because they were recognized while participating. Purdue is on a serious "limit the freedoms of students" bent this year, so this was no big surprise. It might still happen -- at the moment the weather is in the 50s, so it'll have to be a bit colder first. Cheers, chris
Re: Nude Olympics
Author: James Hayes
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 1986 11:41
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 1986 11:41
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cak@purdue.UUCP (Christopher A. Kent) writes in article <447@mordred.purdue.UUCP>:
>>
>> According to a Vancouver paper, cold weather forced the cancellation of
>> Purdue's Nude Olympics in Lafayette. Does anyone have any details?
>>
>> ---
>> Marc Majka
>
>Cold weather was hardly the issue; the event has traditionally been
>held on what is expected to be the coldest night.
>
>Rather, the event got cancelled when a task force that had been created
>by the University president to end the event recommended (surprise) that
>the event be cancelled. It's never really been clear why this
>all got stirred up; it has never been sponsored in any way by the
>University (word just spreads across campus the night it's going to
>happen) but two Resident Assistants lost their jobs last year because
>they were recognized while participating.
>
>Purdue is on a serious "limit the freedoms of students" bent this year,
>so this was no big surprise. It might still happen -- at the moment
>the weather is in the 50s, so it'll have to be a bit colder first.
>
I was really looking forward to this year's outcome. A damn shame...
--
- Jim Hayes
UCSD
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