[LEFT]A Colorado high school senior says she was the subject of censorship after her peers on the yearbook staff decided her photo was inappropriate to use as her senior portrait, Fox 31 Denver reports.
Durango High School student Sydney Spies, 18, submitted a photo of herself wearing a short yellow skirt and a black blouse that exposes her shoulders and midriff.
[LEFT]Spies says she thinks the editors made their decision based on pressure from administrators.

She says the picture, which she calls “artistic,” is a good representation of her personality because she’s interested in modeling and photography.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/01/08/colorado-high-school-student-claims-censorship-after-photo-banned-from-yearbook/#ixzz1iuC5p2nB[/LEFT]
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Pick6;1043277 wrote:she looks like a whore

The Equalizer;1043595 wrote:I'd like to bend her over a barrel and show her the 50 states.

Pick6;1043600 wrote:A high school student? That's nice.

ccrunner609;1043607 wrote:She is 18

Con_Alma;1043633 wrote:Why can't the school censor a product sold with their names on it?

ytownfootball;1043297 wrote:Nothing terribly wrong with the outfit, I'd guess it was more the arching of the ass to receive peen that offended most...

Con_Alma;1043633 wrote:Why can't the school censor a product sold with their names on it?

like_that;1043546 wrote:lol @ her parents allowing her to take a photo like that.

Con_Alma;1043633 wrote:Why can't the school censor a product sold with their names on it?

thePITman;1043825 wrote:I agree. Many schools have a dress code, many of which include a rule against certain length skirts and/or no middriff showing, etc. If the photo would violate a school conduct policy (like if the shirt had cuss words all over it), then I see no problem with the school Year Book from not printing it.

Pick6;1043629 wrote:doesn't change the fact that she is in high school. Cant say Im surprised you think its ok.

pnhasbeen;1043837 wrote:I liked looking.