This is exactly what's wrong with the way of thinking lately with today's youth. I don't care if a person wants to pose for Playboy, that's not my business, but look at this:
Six UF students are featured in this month's issue of Playboy, the "Wild Southern College Girls" edition. In one picture, taken near a lake front, five scantily clad UF co-eds are seen arm-in-arm. Anita Mae Rose, Jessica Macbeth, Allison Creamer, Monique Omura and Natasha Combs all struck the pose, and only Macbeth kept her breasts covered with a blue bikini. Macbeth wants to be a surgeon, according to the magazine. "If posing for Playboy doesn't get her into a top med school, what good will studying do?" Playboy's writers queried.
Well perhaps if she had a tighter ass or bigger tits then she would have been accepted to Harvard Medical School right?
Simply speaking, we're putting more and more emphasis on looks and style then smarts and substance. I'd certainly rather have a top surgeon who's a bit homely looking working on me rather then some hot looking young thing who's going to butcher me trying to look good for her boss.
Is it too much to ask that people start paying attention in school and they get rewarded with a good paying, low back breaking job? It's worked for hundreds of years, why not now?
Travis
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