Nice article on the beautiful game in America: http://www.thepostgame.com/features/201308/why-soccer-last-sport-grown-ups
I love this kind of news: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...naire-over-plans-to-mine-sacred-mountain.html
Yes, good news, nice to see the real people prevail over big money. Especially in a place where money talks.. The article was a little misleading with the "Defeat of British Billionaire header." They seemed to make it more in mind with this: Colonel Blimp Rather than an Indian Born national living in Britain.
Chimaera, did you go to William & Mary? Two of my offspring graduated from there. My Daughter in 2005 and my son in 2012.
Yeah, it's a nice place, though, I'm not sure I got out of it what I should have until Junior or Senior year. The whole wishing you knew what you know now then and all. I'm certain I would have enjoyed it way more if I had been smart enough to realize earlier going to class 5-6 times a semester wasn't cutting it.
Well then you probably didn't know my daughter. She was a 3.8 in Government in 2005. My son started on the fraternity track -- went to class a bit more than you but he also didn't start really going til the end. He did get two 4.0s his last two semesters
Ha, no probably not. I've got a buddy who was a Govt/History double major. I just got the history degree. I had a 3.8 my last two years, but before that, man, I definitely didn't do well. All in all, it's a good lesson to have learned, that I needed to learn, but it was a bit tough to do it that way. I had to fail a bit to succeed, and I'm glad for it. Just many days I wish I could have started college again knowing what I know now. Once again, a youth wasted on the young type of a deal.
That's a great last two years. People here don't understand that William and Mary is a place where as my son says "William and Mary,where your best hadn't been good enough since 1696" . So the easy A doesn't exist.
I think they have made a smart bet. Fox Soccer was always hard to get. The NBC channels will draw in the kids who play the game but whose parents aren't paying a cable premium for soccer.