All I'm saying is that if you are going to have your picture in Playboy, you might as well show a little skin. The magazine, after all, is known better for its topless and nude women than its pictures of girls sitting fully clothed on a bench outside of Cooper Hall. I'm sure Mr. Chambers was pleased with the effort but disappointed with the university's failure to be more dedicated to getting naked. I, too, was of little faith when it came to his idea of a nude tradition. To me, it just didn't make much sense.
All true leaders know what direction the world is going.
And while none of us realized it at the time, Brett Chambers knew where the world trends were headed and tried to lead us there. We were all too busy opening our mouths to laugh when we should have been opening our minds and zippers toward the future. William Link is a senior majoring in economics and political science. T O P 2000, University of South Florida The Oracle Newspaper. All rights reserved.