Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Without lax, would your DC have gotten into that Ivy? See it as what it is - a fun competitive sport that has no practical application in the real world - and have them focus on their classes.
Signed,
A former college rower
Sorry. You don't get to compare rowing to real team sports. Nice try, though.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are they doing it? I cannot understand the underlying motivation. There is always a reason other than the obvious. There is just no reason not to play at this point.
Uhm . . . because I don't want my kid exposed to heightened risk of contracting a serious illness for the sake of a game. And, BTW, they had lots of fun just practicing last fall.
-- NESCAC parent
Anonymous wrote:Without lax, would your DC have gotten into that Ivy? See it as what it is - a fun competitive sport that has no practical application in the real world - and have them focus on their classes.
Signed,
A former college rower
Anonymous wrote:
It is over for the Ivies. https://twitter.com/IvyLeague/status/1362463209354129408
Guessing the NESCACs will make it official soon too?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are they doing it? I cannot understand the underlying motivation. There is always a reason other than the obvious. There is just no reason not to play at this point.
Uhm . . . because I don't want my kid exposed to heightened risk of contracting a serious illness for the sake of a game. And, BTW, they had lots of fun just practicing last fall.
-- NESCAC parent
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are they doing it? I cannot understand the underlying motivation. There is always a reason other than the obvious. There is just no reason not to play at this point.
Uhm . . . because I don't want my kid exposed to heightened risk of contracting a serious illness for the sake of a game. And, BTW, they had lots of fun just practicing last fall.
-- NESCAC parent
Anonymous wrote:Why are they doing it? I cannot understand the underlying motivation. There is always a reason other than the obvious. There is just no reason not to play at this point.
Anonymous wrote:I understand that there are bigger issues, but this is just wrong. We have testing, effective therapeutics and vaccines plural. Not to mention these are the healthiest of the healthy. This is just wrong and I hope all the kids ditch for other schools and follow the likes of Sowers out the door.