Editor,
This is in response to Lucinda
Ulrich's complaint about the dismissal
of art teacher Tamara Hoover
in the June 29-July 5 Daily Lobo. I
found something in her column
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to be somewhat ambiguous. She
claims that Hoover's nude pictures
were "artistic, not pornographic."
By what standards is anyone able
to make this distinction? What's the
difference?
A nude photo is just that - a nude
photo. Anyone could use this reasoning
to make an excuse for watching
pornography. For instance, if I stare
at a Playboy magazine, I could easily
justify it by claiming that I was looking
at it for "artistic" purposes. In
either case, I think nude photos are
very degrading and demoralizing.
Gerardo Saenz
UNM student



