WHAT? Thirteenth annual nude College Greek Athletic Meet. That's Greek as in the ancient times, as authentic as possible.
WHO? Individuals (no official teams) from 17 nearby colleges, as well as any students visiting Florida for spring break. (As many as 50 people have come from 11 states.) While Classics students and track stars are especially welcome, NO EXPERIENCE IS NEEDED. Entry classifications are male athletes, male non-athletes, female athletes and female non-athletes.
WHERE? Near Monticello, Florida, on the grounds of Tallahassee Naturally, a long-established nudist park.
WHEN? Sunday, March 30, 2008. (Rain date: April 6).
WHY? To discover what it really felt like to be a students in ancient Greece, where the goal was a well developed mind in a well developed body, where students spent all year perfecting themselves, then presented themselves naked before the gods as an act of worship.
PRICE: FREE FOR PARTICIPANTS. Spectators must be NUDE and spectators get in for $20 per person or couple.
RULES: EVERYONE ON THE GROUNDS WILL BE NUDE, this is not a clothing optional event. No shoes, drugs, or excessive drinking. Competition rules will be loose--part ancient, part modern.
PRIZES: Anyone of any age may compete, but the traditional wreath of leaves goes to the best over-all college students in each classification for the Pentathlon. If you have to ask, that's long jump, discus throw, 200-yard dash, javelin throw, and stand-up wrestling in case of a tie. Participants are free to improvise competitions in other events.
BRING: One clean birthday suit, beach towel or blanket, sunscreen, sack lunch, and plenty of drinking water.
CAMERAS: Not allowed! Exception: reporters from newspapers may make special arrangements by calling: (850)222-1886.
NOTE: Anyone under 18 must bring signed parental permission.
DETAILS: For more information or to arrange free overnight camping, contact
paullevalley@peoplepc.com or call (850) 222-1886. The least expensive motel (about 40 dollars) is Capri (850) 997-5712.
http://www.tallahasseenaturally.org/greek_athlet.html