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Topless in California In Sacramento, Calif., two women were arrested for going topless in protest against several initiatives backed by Gov. Schwarzenegger in Tuesday's election. They were part of a group called Breasts Not Bombs. But down in Southern California, a junior at Chapman College has been allowed to roam free and shirtless for a year. He uses his naked chest to advertise birthday wishes and other student messages at $1 a piece.

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In Sacramento, Calif., two women were arrested for going topless in protest against several initiatives backed by Gov. Schwarzenegger in Tuesday's election. They were part of a group called Breasts Not Bombs. But down in Southern California, a junior at Chapman College has been allowed to roam free and shirtless for a year. He uses his naked chest to advertise birthday wishes and other student messages at $1 a piece.