From the Asheville Citizen-Times:
The student sections at college football games are usually a little unruly, but student leaders at North Carolina State University just want the urinating to stop.
"They didn't want to leave the section to go to the bathroom," said student body president Will Quick. Complaints about urinating and vomiting in the stands soon followed.
Read the rest here...
(I don't recall seeing anyone peeing in the seats at the Clemson-NCSU soccer game last weekend, fortunately!)
Showing posts with label college. Show all posts
Showing posts with label college. Show all posts
Friday, September 29, 2006
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
10 Things Your College Student Won't Tell You
From Smartmoney.com. Just more to look forward to, I guess...
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Preschool or College?
I stole this from another website, so sue me:
Top Ten Reasons College is Like Preschool
10. You cry for your mother.
9. You cross the street without looking for cars.
8. Snack time is a necessity.
7. You bundle up for the outdoors without caring what you look like (because everyone else looks as stupid as you do).
6. You stay at home and play games with your friends.
5. You wear your backpack on both shoulders.
4. You wear big mittens.
3. Playing in the snow is a legitimate activity.
2. You take naps.
1. You look forward to grilled cheese sandwiches.
As for #9, I swear, living in a college town and working in another, I am going to run over a college student one day. Maybe even on purpose.
Top Ten Reasons College is Like Preschool
10. You cry for your mother.
9. You cross the street without looking for cars.
8. Snack time is a necessity.
7. You bundle up for the outdoors without caring what you look like (because everyone else looks as stupid as you do).
6. You stay at home and play games with your friends.
5. You wear your backpack on both shoulders.
4. You wear big mittens.
3. Playing in the snow is a legitimate activity.
2. You take naps.
1. You look forward to grilled cheese sandwiches.
As for #9, I swear, living in a college town and working in another, I am going to run over a college student one day. Maybe even on purpose.
Thursday, September 14, 2006
NCAA gets something right
Every four hours this past weekend, Clemson defensive back Ray Ray McElrathbey would call and check in with his 11-year-old brother Fahmarr. But there was no need for McElrathbey, who has temporary custody of his brother because of his mother’s continuing drug problems and his father’s gambling addiction, to be concerned.
When McElrathbey and his Clemson teammates visit Florida State in Tallahassee this Saturday night, he will not have to worry about his little brother because his little brother might be with him or with one of the coaches’ family now that the NCAA will allow the Clemson staff to provide assistance in taking care of Fahmarr.
Read the rest of the article here...
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