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247 posted on
08/16/2006 6:02:44 PM PDT by
abb
(The Dinosaur Media: A One-Way Medium in a Two-Way World)
To: abb
Duke AD: School Made Right Decisions In Lacrosse Case
In other news:
1. Cheney supports Bush policy.
2. Democrats support Lamont.
3. Bishops support belief Jesus was the son of God.
ADs work for University presidents. ADs for the most part don't have tenure and they certainly DO NOT have tenure as AD. So how is it news for some to claim his boss made the right decision?
257 posted on
08/16/2006 6:28:51 PM PDT by
JLS
To: abb
"It was dark," Alleva said. "It was raining. It was lightning. It was thundering. Those things are never in the story. We were trying to get back and get out of the lightning and the thunder, and we had an accident. And that's basically what happened."
It was a dark and stormy night ...
J.D. Alleva was impaired when he piled up the boat causing 42 stitches to the AD's forehead, but "basically" that's it.
It was because of the lacrosse situation that they became much bigger media events than they really deserved to be."
The "lacrosse situation" was a "much bigger media (event) than (it) really deserved to be."
261 posted on
08/16/2006 6:38:54 PM PDT by
maggief
To: abb
"Given all the facts that we had as we were going along, I think we made the right decisions. Facts my ass.
Hey, if he can't keep his kid under control, he has no buisness being Athletic Director.
After all, he allowed his son to operate a boat while drunk.
We were trying to get back and get out of the lightning and the thunder, and we had an accident. And that's basically what happened."...
Yeah, that's the ticket
Those things are never in the story.
Gee, Alleva, YA THINK????
I am in a bad mood tonight. One of those bad moods that has no reason.
To: abb
"Duke AD: School Made Right Decisions In Lacrosse Case"
should read
Duke AD: Kisses Prez butt to keep from being unceremoniously fired like Pressler.
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