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OK, so we female edubloggers suffered through the "Nina Rees is a hottie" blogging action, but do we really need more pictures of the Teacher in Bikini? We get it, male edubloggers are hard up. Let's move on, shall we? (And yes, I know Joanne Jacobs posted on the sexy teacher but she didn't include the pictures.)

Posted by Michele on May 17, 2006 10:10 AM | Permalink

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not so fast, michele --

as anyone who clicks on the nina rees link will see, my post (hot for education) may have been ridiculous and superficial but it did include men as well as women. all of them clothed.

that being said, i did post about this "issue" on my blog today -- including a NSFW link to the pam rogers video that's been going around.

Posted by: alexander | May 17, 2006 10:41 AM

Well, I have to confess I put the photo up on the Times blog. But I'm 100% female. Does that make it worse?

Posted by: Janine K. | May 17, 2006 03:50 PM

We'll cut you some slack because your blog is new to the blogosphere. Teachers in bikinis will undoubtedly drive some traffic to your site. Welcome, also, to our blogroll.

Posted by: Michele at AFT | May 17, 2006 06:08 PM

I agree, I thought the bikini thing was a little unnecessary and 3rd ish....not to offend any elementary schools students....LOL

Posted by: Margaret | May 23, 2006 02:50 PM

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