I'm all in.

is the above bolded word a joke, seeing as how we are in the college/education thread?

I was going to refrain but since you brought it up....the boy is a redneck with dirty fingernails who says "brother" all the time, what did you expect?

no, I just dont pay attention when i type sometimes (ok, like 90% of the time)

and it turns you on.

Dirty hands, yes; dirty feet, no.

But, doesn't OPA! understand that it's not going to be the foot stroking anything?... Or is he just into kick-fucking?

Now I'm starting to like the direction this is taking.

From "fantasy all-time college teams tournament site":

One overrated bunch in that all-time tournament, though, is LSU. Shaq and Chris Jackson didn't make it to the Final Four when they played together. Adding Bob Pettit and *Pete Maravich* into that starting line-up is indeed very frightening, but there's still only one ball to share between those guys. Jackson's 29 ppg plus Pistol's 44 ppg does NOT equal 73 ppg, and you've got the two big men wanting shots as well, with only 40 minutes of game time to go around. Those guys would get upset early. But I don't think anyone would beat an all-time UCLA team, certainly not with Wooden coaching. Alcindor and Walton up-front, game over.

ESPN did a fantasy all-time college team tournament. UCLA and North Carolina's teams in final. UCLA winner (they had Marques Johnson instead of Wilkes).

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/st ... vscarolina

yeah that was one guy of two who were giving dissenting opinions. The other dude picked LSU. Like I said "if Dale doesn't coach them." If coaching was equal the more talented team is gonna win, and make no mistakes about it LSU is the more talented team. Should have won it all the year of CJ and Shaq but Dale was not the coach for the team. I think Bobby Knight said as much that year. Something to the effect of how does this asshole not win it all.

Undergraduate:

1996-2001
Abilene Christian University; Abilene, Texas
B.A. English
B.S. Biology
Minor in Chemistry

2001-2004
University of Oregon; Eugene, Oregon
M.S. Biology

2005-2010
University of Texas; Austin, Texas
Ph.D. Biology

2010 - ?
Would you like fries with that?

University of Oklahoma, MIS

Damn. You've been in school pretty much your entire life. When you finally get out it's going to be like a prisoner let loose on society. The only option for you is a job at a another University.

BA, Psychology - State University of New York at Stony Brook
MFA, Creative Writing (ongoing) - City College of New York

1995-1999, University of South Dakota, BA in Political Science, minor in Mass Communications
2000-2002, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, MA in Political Sciene with an emphasis in International Relations and Comparative Politics

I should have done the thesis and got my Doctorate too.

how is this going for you?
do you like the program?

Love those two parts PolSci.

It's going really, really well. I have the pleasure--and good fortune--to study under acclaimed and talented poet-teachers like Elaine Equi, Marilyn Hacker, Wayne Koestenbaum, etc. Beyond that, my friends at the school are incredibly supportive, and form a dedicated community of writers. Indeed, over the previous year, a reading series has been set up, and two distinct literary journals have opened (one of which, The One Three Eight, is one that I happen to co-edit).

It's unfortunate that many student-writers would skip over City College for the more renowned programs at Columbia and NYU, because they presume that such a maligned public school could not offer anything of value. Frankly, they could not be more in the wrong.

I'm writing the best work I've ever done, and I know it has everything to do with what I'm learning at City College.

Hamilton College '01 - BA, Psychology, which qualified me for virtually nothing, except...

Villanova Law '04

Wish I had done a lot more thinking in HS (and later on) about different colleges & majors. I set my mind on the things I thought I wanted without really knowing very much about them, generally speaking. I did the exact same thing with law school. Things worked out pretty well in the end, though. I practice environmental law and really enjoy it. I'm gonna be making the jump from gov't to law firm-life within the next few months though, which is frightening, but hopefully my answer here won't have to change.

Since I missed the final board fight of 2005, I'll start a new one by saying: "Y'all Sorry." I was in Waco last week, and we drove through Baylor and everyone in the car was like "Who sees this school and says 'I wanna go here?'"

95-99 - University of Georgia, ABJ, Journalism, Newspapers emphasis. Never really wanted to be a reporter, was fired after like 3 columns for the school paper, and should have switched to magazines, but didn't even realize it was possible until it was too late. (Shitty counselors or shitty student, you decide)
I now work as a political consultant, its interesting, but unstable..we goin to law school next year...

I think there's like a permanent shuttle system bringing people from Eugene to Austin. Every time I've been to Austin I've met several people from Eugene. It's weird.

Anyway, I went to undergrad at Johns Hopkins (biology, 1996-2000) and med school at Pitt (2000-2004).

September 95 - March 96
The Ohio State University
got my PHD in LSD/THC and any other substance related acronyms

September 96- December 97
Clark State Community College

January 98 - August 01
The Ohio State University
BA in International Relations
Minor in social and economic development

August 02 - May 04
Colorado State University
MA Political Science emphasis in International Relations and environmental policy

August ?? -- June 2054
MA in Econ? PhD in Polic Sci?

Taking all bets!