11/2 Quinnipiac

[marty]

Q just lost a blue chip freshman to the CHL.

I guess the "going to class" part of college didn't work for him.

Since when did Quinnipiac start holding classes?

Cornell claims to be the place where you can find instruction in any study. But can you take pole dancing as a for credit course? And that just points out an advantage schools like that have over Ivy Tower Cornell: better career preparation.

Since early this year I have been more worried about learning to execute on the ice than on the pole.

[Trotsky]

Cornell claims to be the place where you can find instruction in any study. But can you take pole dancing as a for credit course?

Ezra didn't say anything about course credit.  I am certain that someone on the Cornell campus can offer instruction in anything; you only need to find them.

[Townie]

Cornell claims to be the place where you can find instruction in any study. But can you take pole dancing as a for credit course?

Ezra didn't say anything about course credit.  I am certain that someone on the Cornell campus can offer instruction in anything; you only need to find them.

Maybe a fee course in Phys Ed...

[Jerseygirl]

Q just lost a blue chip freshman to the CHL.

I guess the "going to class" part of college didn't work for him.

Since when did Quinnipiac start holding classes?

Cornell claims to be the place where you can find instruction in any study. But can you take pole dancing as a for credit course? And that just points out an advantage schools like that have over Ivy Tower Cornell: better career preparation.

Since early this year I have been more worried about learning to execute on the ice than on the pole.

Pole dancing is great for strengthening one's core. Maybe Coach Howley can get on that, although I doubt there are many college-age male contact sport athletes secure enough with their masculinity and willing to eschew traditional gender constructs in order to don the patent-leather boots essential to keeping beginners from sliding off the pole when learning to do hands-free inversions.

[Roy 82]

Q just lost a blue chip freshman to the CHL.

I guess the "going to class" part of college didn't work for him.

Since when did Quinnipiac start holding classes?

Cornell claims to be the place where you can find instruction in any study. But can you take pole dancing as a for credit course? And that just points out an advantage schools like that have over Ivy Tower Cornell: better career preparation.

Since early this year I have been more worried about learning to execute on the ice than on the pole.

Pole dancing is great for strengthening one's core. Maybe Coach Howley can get on that, although I doubt there are many college-age male contact sport athletes secure enough with their masculinity and willing to eschew traditional gender constructs in order to don the patent-leather boots essential to keeping beginners from sliding off the pole when learning to do hands-free inversions.

I'll second that. I actually took a pole dancing class with my labmates as a work activity (along with aerial dance). It was extremely physically demanding. I was temped to put on the stilleto heel thigh-length boots but I resited.

Some of the pole dance routines you can find on video online (the athletic ones) are nothing short of amazing.

[Give My Regards]

I'll second that. I actually took a pole dancing class with my labmates as a work activity (along with aerial dance). It was extremely physically demanding. I was temped to put on the stilleto heel thigh-length boots but I resited.

Some of the pole dance routines you can find on video online (the athletic ones) are nothing short of amazing.

OK, somebody look up the record for "thread drift".  I think we've rocketed right past it.

[Roy 82]

I'll second that. I actually took a pole dancing class with my labmates as a work activity (along with aerial dance). It was extremely physically demanding. I was temped to put on the stilleto heel thigh-length boots but I resited.

Some of the pole dance routines you can find on video online (the athletic ones) are nothing short of amazing.

OK, somebody look up the record for "thread drift".  I think we've rocketed right past it.

Au contraire! We have merely come full circle.

When you hear "Quinnipiac" don't you immediately think of poles?:-D