Don't have an account yet? Get the most out of your experience with a personalized all-access pass to everything local on events, music, restaurants, news and more. She was also featured in a "reality porn" video, currently making the rounds on the Internet, in which she proudly displays her ASU student ID card. Hawkenson appeared in a video for the porn Web site Backroom Casting Couch.
Chicks respond thinking it's only going to be some nude photos, but the guy holding the audition gradually talks the girls into having sex with him. The guy isn't a casting director, and there is no job. It's portrayed as though the girls have no idea what they're getting themselves into, which, we were heartbroken to find out, is bullshit.
I knew what I was doing -- I knew I was getting paid. There are rumors floating around the Internet that because of the film Hawkenson lost her academic scholarship to attend ASU. There was even a letter circulating from an "anonymous ASU alumnus" asking the Arizona Board of Regents to revoke her scholarship. I am writing to express my shock and horror at the public conduct of a member of Arizona State University's freshman class, Elizabeth A.
Hawkenson of Copperas Cove, Texas. This person recently appeared in an internet video in which she identified herself by name, showed her ASU student ID card, then proceeded to engage in explicit and degrading sexual activities with a stranger. She was paid for the act and signed a waiver allowing the video to be posted on the internet. Hawkenson's choice to identify herself as an ASU student in a pornographic video that is available to the general public.
A young woman who brings shame on her university in such a public and degrading way does not deserve the financial support of that university. The Board of Regents says it never received the letter, and Hawkenson says the scholarship hasn't been revoked.
