HAY all you WAZZU people. Take heed.
11-02-2006, 01:44 PM
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If I'm going to take pride in something, it's the level of education and the reputation of the
university and department that granted me my degrees.
I love to watch UW football and I always hope they will do well, but I never base my loyalty to UW on sports. They have a strong ME department that is well staffed and I can stand behind my degrees with pride because of that fact.
I love to watch UW football and I always hope they will do well, but I never base my loyalty to UW on sports. They have a strong ME department that is well staffed and I can stand behind my degrees with pride because of that fact.
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I feel bad that you dont have any pride in your school. In my HS, those who were spirited...
and involved with their school made them enjoy school more and most of those people continued on to college. Why do you think that if you are in leadership or a cheerleader you are encouraged by scholarships and other incentives to continue your education. People involved in school and who take pride in where they go is what makes the school that much better. Just my .02$
11-02-2006, 01:47 PM
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Don't get me wrong, I take pride in UW. If you read the post, it was referring to people
who have too many school symbols/badges/stickers/banners/plate frames on their cars. This is a notorious cougar thing to do, so I thought I'd point out that it annoys people other than just Huskies.
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Im sorry, but there are alot worse of schools people could be going to. Stop picking on WSU...
As far as I am concerned it doesnt matter where you go to school, it matters what you came away with, who you know and your overall desire to succeed which paves your way to success and happiness.