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Frozen Four[TM] Chat

Posted by jtwcornell91 
Frozen Four[TM] Chat
Posted by: jtwcornell91 (206.254.3.---)
Date: April 04, 2002 12:14PM

Is anybody going to be on the Lynah Chat today, tonight or Saturday? Are we rooting for UNH so we can say we were barely eliminated by the eventual national champions?



 
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Re: Frozen Four[TM] Chat
Posted by: jeh25 (130.132.105.---)
Date: April 04, 2002 12:39PM

No. Yes.

 
Re: Frozen Four[TM] Chat
Posted by: Josh '99 (207.10.33.---)
Date: April 04, 2002 01:18PM

Wish I could. No IRC client on the PC at work.

 
Re: Frozen Four[TM] Chat
Posted by: cquinn (---.bfg.com)
Date: April 04, 2002 01:31PM

Same here. No way to chat through the firewall. I may sneak home a little early. And yes, we should root for UNH, even if means I have to listen to my father sing the fight song over the phone again.
 
Re: Frozen Four[TM] Chat
Posted by: jtwcornell91 (---.utb.edu)
Date: April 04, 2002 01:58PM

I thought your family were from Maine?

 
Re: Frozen Four[TM] Chat
Posted by: cquinn (---.bfg.com)
Date: April 04, 2002 02:13PM

They are from Maine. Both parents got their undergrad degrees from UNH, where they were season ticket holders, and their graduate degrees from Maine. The undergrad allegiance is still the strongest when it comes to hockey, although they'll claim victory today either way. They claim that the first year they had tickets the games were outside and that Snively didn't open until the next year, but I've never checked the history. They may have walked uphill both ways, too.rolleyes
 
Undergrad vs Grad
Posted by: jtwcornell91 (---.utb.edu)
Date: April 04, 2002 04:36PM

I don't have to worry about these conflicts of interest, since Cornell and UCSB tend not to play each other very often. ;-) I suppose Utah and UCSB could meet in the men's squeakball tourney, but I don't recall it happening since I was in Salt Lake. Uni Bern and UT Brownsville aren't even in the NCAA, so no conflicts there. ;-)

 
Re: Undergrad vs Grad
Posted by: Keith K (---.lmco.com)
Date: April 04, 2002 07:00PM

I think I found the easiest way to avoid these conflicts...

Keith '93 '96 '98
 
Re: Undergrad vs Grad
Posted by: jtwcornell91 (---.utb.edu)
Date: April 04, 2002 07:05PM

But whom do you support in the red-white game?

 
Re: Undergrad vs Grad
Posted by: ugarte (---.ipt.aol.com)
Date: April 05, 2002 07:42AM

Or you could adamantly refuse to care about any of the sports programs at the next school you go to.

You could add Columbia JD '98 to my sig line, but you'll never hear me cheering for the Lions.

 
Re: Undergrad vs Grad
Posted by: jeh25 (130.132.105.---)
Date: April 05, 2002 09:03AM

See I just want a doctorate from Yale so I can then be a professor at Harvard. That way I can fuck with my students during Football season *and* hockey season.

(Neat fact: Harvard has a level of prof above full professor called univeristy professor. Best perk of being a university professor? You are allow to graze your cow on the green.)

 
Re: Undergrad vs Grad
Posted by: Josh '99 (207.10.33.---)
Date: April 05, 2002 09:05AM

John E Hayes '98 '00 wrote:

(Neat fact: Harvard has a level of prof above full professor called univeristy professor. Best perk of being a university professor? You are allow to graze your cow on the green.)
laugh

I hope if you actually become a Harvard professor, you'll take advantage of that, because it'd just be too funny.

 
Cows
Posted by: jtwcornell91 (---.utb.edu)
Date: April 05, 2002 09:13AM

They're just trying to copy the original Cambridge, which a French houseguest of my landlady once called "la ville avec les vaches".

 
Re: Undergrad vs Grad
Posted by: jeh25 (130.132.105.---)
Date: April 05, 2002 09:22AM

Josh Herman '99 wrote:

John E Hayes '98 '00 wrote:

(Neat fact: Harvard has a level of prof above full professor called univeristy professor. Best perk of being a university professor? You are allow to graze your cow on the green.)
laugh

I hope if you actually become a Harvard professor, you'll take advantage of that, because it'd just be too funny.

Well, I suspect they won't make me a university professor unless I can spell university correctly. ;) Anyway, I'd far rather be a Cornell prof. Maybe I can get tenure just in time to take over the cowbell from Age. :-D

If I did have to settle for being a prof at Harvahd, do you think I could get "Let's Go Red!" tattooed on the side of my holstein?

 
Re: Undergrad vs Grad
Posted by: Josh '99 (207.10.33.---)
Date: April 05, 2002 09:42AM

John E Hayes '98 '00 wrote:

If I did have to settle for being a prof at Harvahd, do you think I could get "Let's Go Red!" tattooed on the side of my holstein?
I think you could take up a collection from the regular posters on this board to pay to get that done.

 
Re: Undergrad vs Grad
Posted by: Al DeFlorio (---.ne.client2.attbi.com)
Date: April 05, 2002 10:46AM

Harvard alum Samuel Eliot Morison's history of Hahvahd, describing the founding committee's activities of 1636, says: "The house next Shepard's and the cow-yard behind it were purchased by the committee; a master was engaged; and there the first freshman class...was gathered in the early summer of 1638; and the New Town was promptly renamed Cambridge."

Once a cow college, always a cow college.;-)

 

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