I am going to go out on a limb and say that she has probably help fill a couple mason jars while at aTm.
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I am going to go out on a limb and say that she has probably help fill a couple mason jars while at aTm.
I saw no pictures of her in sheep's wool or a male Corps member uniform.
Agree with the tweet. He wasn't talking about its horrible in Ames, he was talking about the Aggies and their mason jars.
It is "horrible when the ags have come".
It is "horrible when the ags have come".
I don't know why I keep reading this hoping of kind of closure...I can't stop...I need help
haha, mostly joking there, but I didn't put the pirate, cause if we can have riots during VEISHEA over nothing other than drunken stupidity then I would think it would be equally likely that some aggression could be taken out on an opposing teams.
Yeah, sad but I would still agree with him. A lot of slashed tires and keyed cars I think...
I didn't know that but is it bad i kind of like that outfit the most? Love girls in casual stuff.
Thought this was interesting. I think most people agree that the lawsuit stuff is only going to result in a few extra million for schools that get left out of the party. I bet Ken Starr knows that. I think he's making the smart move back trying to appeal to a few of the people who actually have the power to step in and do something...straight to DC yesterday afternoon to talk to lawmakers.
Liked the line too about Iowa State being included with Texas, A&M, Mizzou, and Kansas as one of the cash-generating schools and not one of the conferences' "smaller schools."
Breaking: Ken Starr returns to Hill - Dodd makes mark on MPAA - Without scandal, lobby reform stalls - Audit report hits plumbers union - NRG promotes solar at FedEx Field - POLITICO Influence - POLITICO.com
BREAKING … KEN STARR RETURNS TO HILL: President Bill Clinton's nemesis, Kenneth Starr now president of Baylor University in Waco, Texas, is on Capitol Hill today lobbying more than two dozen members of Congress about the preservation of college sports’ floundering Big 12 athletic conference, among other education issues.
A lobbyist familiar with Starr’s visit, which began Wednesday and ends today, tells PI that the push is about Starr “really trying to convey that you have to have the student athletes’ interests at heart first before chasing after the biggest contractual agreements†with television networks. Baylor could stand to lose significant money if the Big 12 broke up, with its marquee, cash-generating schools - Texas, Texas A&M, Kansas, Missouri, and Iowa State among others — scattering elsewhere. The quality and profile of competition for the conference’s smaller schools would also likely suffer with a Big 12 breakup.
Among the lawmakers Starr personally met with were many members of the Texas congressional delegation, as well as Reps. Virginia Foxx (R-N.C.), Jack Kingston (R-Ga.) and Kevin Yoder (R-Kan.).
Liked the line too about Iowa State being included with Texas, A&M, Mizzou, and Kansas as one of the cash-generating schools and not one of the conferences' "smaller schools."
Breaking: Ken Starr returns to Hill - Dodd makes mark on MPAA - Without scandal, lobby reform stalls - Audit report hits plumbers union - NRG promotes solar at FedEx Field - POLITICO Influence - POLITICO.com
BREAKING … KEN STARR RETURNS TO HILL: President Bill Clinton's nemesis, Kenneth Starr now president of Baylor University in Waco, Texas, is on Capitol Hill today lobbying more than two dozen members of Congress about the preservation of college sports’ floundering Big 12 athletic conference, among other education issues.
A lobbyist familiar with Starr’s visit, which began Wednesday and ends today, tells PI that the push is about Starr “really trying to convey that you have to have the student athletes’ interests at heart first before chasing after the biggest contractual agreements†with television networks. Baylor could stand to lose significant money if the Big 12 broke up, with its marquee, cash-generating schools - Texas, Texas A&M, Kansas, Missouri, and Iowa State among others — scattering elsewhere. The quality and profile of competition for the conference’s smaller schools would also likely suffer with a Big 12 breakup.
Among the lawmakers Starr personally met with were many members of the Texas congressional delegation, as well as Reps. Virginia Foxx (R-N.C.), Jack Kingston (R-Ga.) and Kevin Yoder (R-Kan.).
I like the way Ken Starr is battling for his programs on all fronts. I trust our leadership is doing the same, though less visibly. At least for the public institutions, there is ultimately political accountability.
She had a sword???? What the **** are you looking at?? I think there was a tree in one, did you look to see if it was an oak or maple?
That may be the most idiotic post I've read out of the 11,000+ stupid comments that have been made about realignment. You sir have made us all dumber for reading this.
I can just see Wolf Blitzer saying, the threat level has been raised due to roadside bombs in Ames as the UT ISU games approaches.
You sir, are an idiot, may God have mercy on your soul.
Alrighty then...with OU and UT meeting on Monday, things will hopefully start falling into place...
Just passed the Ames airport on the way home and noticed that a plane was getting ready to pull a glider up. I didn't realize that Kansas and KSU were in town to talk about the conference.
They are meeting to discuss athletic conference membership and contracts.
Rules posted have to do with timely release of announcements.
Yes, mob violence. Always a sensible reaction to any problem.
"Professor, without knowing precisely what the danger is, would you say it's time for our viewers to crack each other's heads open and feast on the goo inside?"
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