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The girls of OSU and tOSU

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Mmmmmm Tara....

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If you want tOSU to catch up, you need to find pictures of the OSU Dance Force. Unfortunately, their website isn't working right now and I haven't been able to find any pictures on the net with a quick Yahoo Image search. The best looking tOSU girls associated with the University are on the dance team.

Also, anyone have any pictures of our women's rugby team when they stripped naked in D.C.? I think the Washington Post had pictures.
 
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Did you just compare stat girl to these smokin' OkSt girls? Stat girl has a nice body, but has a face of butter.:frown2:

Personally, I think that Tara is a cute girl, but nowhere near the smokin' hotness of any of the pomsquad pics.
 
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Here is a link to the story regarding the OSU women's rugby team:

http://www.wesclark.com/rrr/topless.html

One of my favorite lines in the story is:

"I say, go girl power," said Katherine Fisher, of Richmond.
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So a stunt that reinforces the idea that women are defined by their bodies is "girl power." I had no idea that girl power was the continuence of the objectification of womens' bodies (not that there is anything wrong with it).
 
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buckeyegrad said:
Here is a link to the story regarding the OSU women's rugby team:

http://www.wesclark.com/rrr/topless.html

One of my favorite lines in the story is:


So a stunt that reinforces the idea that women are defined by their bodies is "girl power." I had no idea that girl power was the continuence of the objectification of womens' bodies (not that there is anything wrong with it).
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grad,

Wasn't that photo in Sports Illustrated?
 
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