[Editors] reader's query

[Debbie Levey]

	One of my correspondents in Hawaii said that the Princeton 
Alumni Review of 7/6/05 mentions MIT in a description of a student 
movie called "Naked Princeton."  "The plot is relatively simple: A 
group of insurrectionary Princeton students, oppressed by a ban on 
campus nudity, create a nudist society that holds secretive meetings 
in the buff. The film chronicles the intrigues of the society and 
tracks the involvement of comically stereotypical campus characters, 
from the ditzy student government candidate to the conservative 
fussbudget who tries to derail the nudists...At the end, the nudists 
prevail. Students walk the hallways clad in nothing more than 
sneakers and backpacks, and even professors ditch their tweeds to 
join the revolution. But administrators fearing a nudist takeover at 
Old Nassau can rest easy: The final scenes were filmed at MIT.."

Was this really was filmed at MIT? I don't recall any publicity.

The full citation is at 
http://www.princeton.edu/~paw/archive_new/PAW04-05/16-0706/notebook.html 



Debbie