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Is it Baseball yet?
Is it baseball season yet?
29 days to go :)
My plan is to post here more often, maybe an update once or twice a week, and baseball news every day...maybe.
For now, it is bed.
G'nite. -
Until We Meet Again....
So last night, for the first time in quite a while, I cried myself to sleep. I was reminded in the paper of a tragedy that happened to our close-knit society 6 years ago. Not too many people know about this, save for the few that I went to school with. On January 11, 2001, my friend, Kevin Cuthbert, took his own life. Usually, we walked home ( Read more... ) -
woot
Yay to only having to get a 25% on my final to get an A in the class.... -
well, it's almost bed
wow ( Read more... ) -
A Bit of History
I know of no other band that is or has been on alcohol suspension or has been banned by more schools than the Leland Stanford Junior (pause) University Marching Band (a band after my own heart ( Read more... ) -
And this is why you don't post stupid shit on facebook.,,
An SIUE student is facing disciplinary action after creating a controversial Facebook group discussing his sexual relations with another student.
Sophomore Mike Turk said he will meet with Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Jim Klenke at 1 p.m. Tuesday to discuss possible disciplinary action from the university.
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Take that!!
Take that Robert Frost!! I am now done with you, hopefully ( Read more... ) -
Yes!!
The Cubs' two-year experiment with old-school home jerseys will bite the dust in 2007, when players' names once again will be displayed on their backs.
John McDonough, the Cubs' senior vice president of marketing and broadcasting, said the reason for the change was "the significant amount of roster turnover, plus the emergence of so many rookies."
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Crapity Crap Crap Crap
English 104 Online
First Project - Your Road Not Taken
We’ll start the semester reading Robert Frost. For your first assignment, read the material about Frost on pages 959-960 and then read “The Road Not Taken” on page 966. The Web site, Monster, used this poem for one of the most successful ad campaigns ever developed. Here is some information ( Read more... )