Anonymous wrote:It's time this culture stops celebrating sports stars and starts celebrating scientists.

March madness can be 4 weeks of science experiments on TV.

It's time this culture stops celebrating sports stars and starts celebrating scientists.

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Anonymous wrote:^^Your comments are wrought with incorrect grammar usage, spelling, punctuation misuse or non-use. I would be careful before throwing stones though I understand your opinion.

There are many schools, public and private, that graduate literate and honors graduates.

Bla bla bla, iphone.

The point is that if you're going to criticize others for lacking writing skills and questioning intelligence, then you better make sure your act is together. That's all.

Wrong. The point is that my post, riddled with iphone grammar would get an A plus and qualify me for magna cum laude at Unc.

Okay, you win. You're right. There are different levels of illiteracy. Congrats, my friend.

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Anonymous wrote:One of these players at Unc that wants to get rich should wear a wire to record and video his entire academic experience. He could sell it for millions back to the school or make a movie/write books. Make sure to wait till after the graduation ceremony since that is the highlight of the joke.

That's actually a good idea. He better make a copy though since Unc would probably try to murder him.

UNC. We wouldn't want that confused with the short world for 'uncle', now would we?

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Anonymous wrote:^^Your comments are wrought with incorrect grammar usage, spelling, punctuation misuse or non-use. I would be careful before throwing stones though I understand your opinion.

There are many schools, public and private, that graduate literate and honors graduates.

Bla bla bla, iphone.

The point is that if you're going to criticize others for lacking writing skills and questioning intelligence, then you better make sure your act is together. That's all.

Wrong. The point is that my post, riddled with iphone grammar would get an A plus and qualify me for magna cum laude at Unc.

Anonymous wrote:One of these players at Unc that wants to get rich should wear a wire to record and video his entire academic experience. He could sell it for millions back to the school or make a movie/write books. Make sure to wait till after the graduation ceremony since that is the highlight of the joke.

That's actually a good idea. He better make a copy though since Unc would probably try to murder him.

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Anonymous wrote:^^Your comments are wrought with incorrect grammar usage, spelling, punctuation misuse or non-use. I would be careful before throwing stones though I understand your opinion.

There are many schools, public and private, that graduate literate and honors graduates.

Bla bla bla, iphone.

The point is that if you're going to criticize others for lacking writing skills and questioning intelligence, then you better make sure your act is together. That's all.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^Your comments are wrought with incorrect grammar usage, spelling, punctuation misuse or non-use. I would be careful before throwing stones though I understand your opinion.

There are many schools, public and private, that graduate literate and honors graduates.

Bla bla bla, iphone.

Iphone may mess up the spelling now and then but has nothing, absolutely nothing, to do with grammar.

Anonymous wrote:^^Your comments are wrought with incorrect grammar usage, spelling, punctuation misuse or non-use. I would be careful before throwing stones though I understand your opinion.

There are many schools, public and private, that graduate literate and honors graduates.

Bla bla bla, iphone.

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Anonymous wrote:^^Your comments are wrought with incorrect grammar usage, spelling, punctuation misuse or non-use. I would be careful before throwing stones though I understand your opinion.

There are many schools, public and private, that graduate literate and honors graduates.

Comments directed towards 09:09.

+1. Not the PP but I think that the OP is the author of most of the rambling posts such as making videos, wearing recordings, etc. Methinks the VA Tech booster is on the rampage (again).

Anonymous wrote:^^Your comments are wrought with incorrect grammar usage, spelling, punctuation misuse or non-use. I would be careful before throwing stones though I understand your opinion.

There are many schools, public and private, that graduate literate and honors graduates.

Comments directed towards 09:09.

^^Your comments are wrought with incorrect grammar usage, spelling, punctuation misuse or non-use. I would be careful before throwing stones though I understand your opinion.

There are many schools, public and private, that graduate literate and honors graduates.

One of these players at Unc that wants to get rich should wear a wire to record and video his entire academic experience. He could sell it for millions back to the school or make a movie/write books. Make sure to wait till after the graduation ceremony since that is the highlight of the joke.

Somebody needs to start a game show where athletes with degrees from top 50 schools battle against athletes from bottom 50 schools who didn't get their degree by taking an SAT test monitored by the lady Joe Paterno fired for expecting players to do adequate schoolwork! Then you could let the schools pay a million dollar fee if they want to abstain. These "students" wound be smart to get together and write books (ghostwritten of course) detailing the whole system then asking the school if they want to buy all the copies. ( 2 million of them).

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Anonymous wrote:^^^ but the dregs don't get a diploma at most good state schools. Unc hands out degrees to countless illiterates.

you are kidding yourself if you think athletes don't get covered for at even ucla, berkeley, uva, michigan, etc.

1/3 of Michigan football players do not graduate. many who do graduate major in kinseology (aka phys ed).

Kinesiology is actually a pretty difficult major. Lots of science.

And a lot of football players want to be football coaches. So wouldn't "aka phys ed" be a good choice?