Campus Naked Runs

[uvm2019]

Originally Posted by jcart

Does anyone know how open these events are to the public? Is it easy to sneak onto a campus and blend in with everyone else? Or is it only some of these runs that allow just anyone to show up? If I'm in my early 20s then how easy would it be to possibly join in?

It would be very easy to join the run for the outdoor ones like Vermont or Harvard. There's nothing to stop anyone from watching or joining in on those. You just show up at the right time/place, get naked, and start running. I think it'd be tougher to join the indoor ones like NC or Berkeley. For example, I think the Berkeley library is only open to students with an ID.

[brunettesrule]

Originally Posted by winterman

Long time lurker, first time poster. Yesterday was Earth Day, so that meant it was also the Maine naked bike ride around campus. It takes place in the middle of the day, so no worry about it being too dark to see well. About 30 people participated, and amazingly for a straight guy like myself, there were 20 girls and only 10 guys. Of the girls, one wore shorts and a bra, one wore only a thong, but all the others were fully naked. All the girls were white and cute. An array of small asses and bigger asses, and an array of smaller tits and bigger tits. A few pierced nipples, but not many. Having read through some previous posts here, I know people were going to ask about their bushes or lack of bushes. I was more than happy to study their exposed pussies for science and can report that all but a couple of them had some amount of pubic hair. Many of them had pretty full bushes. I think that it's a bit of selection bias, since I've slept with a few fully shaved girls here at school. All in all a very good streak this year, even though it was cloudy and cool. I knew of a few of the girls from classes and things, so seeing them naked was nice.

Here is the only photo I've been able to find so far. Maybe others will have better luck.

That is a great shot and a great intro/description. They look like the kind of cute/intellectual women you would see on a college campus. The two in the middle look like sisters....

[flanker7]

Originally Posted by jcart

Does anyone know how open these events are to the public? Is it easy to sneak onto a campus and blend in with everyone else? Or is it only some of these runs that allow just anyone to show up? If I'm in my early 20s then how easy would it be to possibly join in?

Please don’t crash a naked college run if you aren’t a student. That’s exactly the kind of stuff that got the Naked Mile and numerous other events shut down. These are for the students, and outsiders don’t belong there. We all love seeing pics of these events, but let’s not get so thirsty for pics that we spoil the event itself. If nothing else, think of it as wildlife photography. Take your pics but keep your distance and do not interact.

There are plenty of adult (post-college) events open to the public where anyone can get naked: WNBR, Fremont, B2B, etc. If you want to join in one, please do so... and take lots of pics.

[SteveV]

Anyone know when the spring naked runs are ?

[uvm2019]

Originally Posted by SteveV

Anyone know when the spring naked runs are ?

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[retrac55]

Originally Posted by flanker7

Please don’t crash a naked college run if you aren’t a student. That’s exactly the kind of stuff that got the Naked Mile and numerous other events shut down. These are for the students, and outsiders don’t belong there. We all love seeing pics of these events, but let’s not get so thirsty for pics that we spoil the event itself. If nothing else, think of it as wildlife photography. Take your pics but keep your distance and do not interact.

There are plenty of adult (post-college) events open to the public where anyone can get naked: WNBR, Fremont, B2B, etc. If you want to join in one, please do so... and take lots of pics.

Flanker, I sympathize with your position, but you have to admit, wherever there is nudity in public, there will likely be cameras. The Tufts and Harvard runs as well as UVM and Berkeley were as highly publicized as the Naked Mile, but they still continue. Unfortunately students that can attend, don't post pictures. I think, just like photographers at Nude Beaches, we need to encourage photographers at all nude events....with one caveat. Be discreet. Don't disrupt the run, don't hit on the coeds, be as unobtrusive as possible; if you can rig up a hidden camera do it. I doubt that OCC members contributed to the demise of the Naked Mile - more likely others that had read about it and decided to bring their high powered cameras and act confrontationally to disrupt the activities - similar to issues not occurring at WNBR rides. So, my request, if you can go - go. And take pictures - very discreetly.

[flanker7]

Originally Posted by retrac55

Flanker, I sympathize with your position, but you have to admit, wherever there is nudity in public, there will likely be cameras. The Tufts and Harvard runs as well as UVM and Berkeley were as highly publicized as the Naked Mile, but they still continue. Unfortunately students that can attend, don't post pictures. I think, just like photographers at Nude Beaches, we need to encourage photographers at all nude events....with one caveat. Be discreet. Don't disrupt the run, don't hit on the coeds, be as unobtrusive as possible; if you can rig up a hidden camera do it. I doubt that OCC members contributed to the demise of the Naked Mile - more likely others that had read about it and decided to bring their high powered cameras and act confrontationally to disrupt the activities - similar to issues not occurring at WNBR rides. So, my request, if you can go - go. And take pictures - very discreetly.

The post to which I replied literally suggested they would “join in” the run. Which is a terrible idea for the reasons I mentioned.

[HCharles.Crank]

Y’all need to post some pictures or start a separate thread to chat in. This is getting rediculous

[harryk3]

Originally Posted by uvm2019

Never heard of Prosh Week in Australia til now, but here are a couple photos. I don't have the uncensored version

Also, mark your calendar for the best dates of the spring - these are all at midnight at the end of the dates listed below:
Chapel Hill, North Carolina - April 28
Burlington, Vermont - May 3
Cambridge, Massachusetts - May 8
(If you want any more info on these three events reach out via PM. I don't have photos, but lots of info.)

Mifflin Streak at Penn State is tonight 4/28/19

[BareAll]

Originally Posted by flanker7

The post to which I replied literally suggested they would “join in” the run. Which is a terrible idea for the reasons I mentioned.

there actually is a student event, in the uk, where older participants could take part. it's "may dip" at st andrews.

https://allevents.in/st%20andrews/li...00017092944455 life long learners are encouraged to take part. technically you should at least be taking a late night class there or such though.

also, it's in two days.