Episode Description:This episode of Stupiracy peels back the layers on one of the most eyebrow-raising chapters in Ivy League history—the nude photo scandal. Rizz and Tim explore how some of America’s future elites, from presidents to network execs, were part of an eyebrow-raising tradition that involved posing nude as part of college registration. Dive into the quirks, questions, and conspiracies surrounding these shocking snapshots!Show Notes:Overview: Episode 4 of "Stupiracy" delves into the bizarre world of the Ivy League nude photo scandal, uncovering the strange and scandalous practice that once was a rite of passage for incoming freshmen at prestigious universities like Harvard, Yale, and Princeton.Topics Discussed: The historical context and initiation of the nude photo practice in the Ivy League from the 1940s through the 1970s. High-profile individuals who were involved, including U.S. Presidents and famous actors. The controversial purpose behind these photos, linked to eugenic studies and body type theories. The ultimate fate of these photos and the ethical and legal controversies they sparked. Entities Mentioned: Harvard University Yale University Princeton University William Sheldon (Researcher behind the photo practice) Notable alumni who may have been photographed See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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