This is pointless and unfair. The facial features of these nude artists are not indicative of the sort of entertainment offered at Little Darlings or Deja Vu. The facial ads, as I call them, mislead readers of The Aztec. They are also completely unfair to the exotic dance community, women who are not exactly known for their beautiful faces. We need to respect this.
Exotic dancers are people, too.
Not only has The Aztec hurt the business of struggling strippers and failed to introduce the college community to the wonderful world of nudity, it has also lost its status as a defiant paper against censorship. The puritanical treatment of the female body must stop. If I were a woman, I would protest this repression by coming to school topless. This is why I am declaring Friday, Oct. 27 as SDSU Topless Day. On this day, all women who want to protect their bodies from being totally un-represented in the media should come to school wearing no tops.