A Photo that circulated on Sina Weibo features that a man, who allegedly was a dean of an art school, draws a naked model stretching out on a bed. Photo: Screenshot of a post by Sichuan media on Sina Weibo. Photo: Screenshot of a post by Sichuan media on Sina Weibo Chinese netizens are having a furious debate over whether nude models should be used during life drawing classes in art schools after photos circulated on social media showing that a man said to be an art school's dean standing in front of his large drawing of a nude model. The photo of the drawing of the nude model - it's unclear if the model is a man or woman, stretched out on a bed, was posted by a netizen who also wrote: "President of Sichuan Fine Art Institute demonstrating how to draw a nude is really impressive," according to Sichuan media. The post has seen been deleted but the photo and others similar has been viewed million times as of press time. Some netizens called the drawing pornographic and said students shouldn't be subjected to classes with models in the nude. A netizen who claimed to be an art student said the college canceled life drawing classes using nude models as some parents, students and teachers raised objections. It's not known if the netizen is a student as the Sichuan art school and his or her claim has not been verified. The netizen's post created a storm of comments from other netizens accusing opponents of nude models in line drawing classes of being ignorant and conservative.
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By Chantalle Edmunds For Dailymail. A Long Island middle school math teacher has been fired from her job after a topless selfie she'd sent to a former boyfriend turned up in the hands of a student. Miranda was fired from her post at Bellport Middle School after a student mysteriously got hold of the old image that was sent to her former partner, also a teacher who worked at a different school, as reported by the New York Post. Miranda was fired from her post at Bellport Middle School after a student mysteriously got hold of an old topless selfie shown above that was sent to her former partner. Miranda's lawyer, John Ray, said that his client was 'wrongfully chastised' by school officials over the photo and fired for 'not being a proper school 'role model. Miranda says she doesn't know how the student got hold of and then shared the photo, that was taken over two years ago. At a press conference, Miranda said the private image that she refers to as 'pure' was obtained without her consent. At a press conference, Miranda pictured above said the private image that she refers to as 'pure' was obtained without her consent.
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Lauren Miranda says what should have been an innocuous photo spun out of control — and would have a different outcome for a man in her position. She was teaching math during first period at Bellport middle school on Long Island, New York , when she received a text from a friend in another building. There was a nude photo going around, and kids were saying it was her.
The New York teacher who says she was fired after a topless selfie from circulated around the school where she taught can't believe she lost everything she "worked so hard for over a selfie," she told ABC News in her first sit-down interview since the incident. Lauren Miranda, 25, a former math teacher at Bellport Middle School on Long Island, said she took the "old" photo one morning when she was getting ready in her bedroom and sent it "to the person she was seeing at the time. The photo then resurfaced three years later, she said, adding that she found out from a colleague who texted her on Jan. The Monday after that, she was placed on home assignment without the opportunity to prepare her students for their quarterly exams. After an internal investigation, the school informed Miranda that they have "enough proof" to say that she "did nothing wrong or illegal," she said. It is legal in the state of New York to appear topless in public. But on March 27, Miranda received a message from a union representative telling her that the school board had voted to terminate her, she said.