Mar 14
It’s that time of year again, time for me to unveil my NCAA Tournament Bracket. College basketball may be one of my least favorite sports. The extended shot-clock, over-abundance of time-outs, 20 minute halves, and inept offenses bastardize a game that is meant to be played up tempo. It’s been four years since I last …
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Apr 21
Today, around the globe, thousands (dare I say hundreds of thousands) of Aggies will gather to observe what is known as “Aggie Muster.” No other American university has a tradition like Muster and like so many Aggieland traditions, it fits in the category of “from the outside looking in, you cannot understand it. From the …
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May 05
An article published in the March 31, 2010 edition of the New York Times, examining the burgeoning role of psychology and neuroscience in college English departments, sparked a debate on a recent podcast of Slate’s “Culture Gabfest,” regarding the future of college English departments and humanities studies as a whole. The three panelists expressed outrage …
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Jul 08
The University of Texas-Tyler is, without a doubt, the bane of my existence. Without getting into too many details, I attended UT-Tyler for two years. I made a lot of mistakes and bad decisions during those two years, chief among them deciding to enroll in classes there. Anytime I request a transcript from this institution, …
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