Any chance Ole Miss ditches the landshark for a grim reaper?

(03-24-2020 10:32 PM)IWokeUpLikeThis Wrote:  Any chance Ole Miss ditches the landshark for a grim reaper?

LOL.

Bad timing for the language. But in fairness to Ole Miss, we get stuff from Texas and Georgia about wills probably a couple times a year from each.

I find it curious that it is socially acceptable for higher education and athletics to fund itself like beggars in days of yore, yet other equally indispensable industries (like food processing plants, residential real estate developers, electricity companies, oil companies) are branded as tyrants for daring to exist.

(03-25-2020 11:33 AM)Captain Bearcat Wrote:  I find it curious that it is socially acceptable for higher education and athletics to fund itself like beggars in days of yore, yet other equally indispensable industries (like food processing plants, residential real estate developers, electricity companies, oil companies) are branded as tyrants for daring to exist.

Colleges give you entertainment and if you’re well off, you might think your donation will help build a bigger library for your grandson. The electric company only provides you the “option” of you paying them for electricity. Those companies don’t really provide you anything for free

The coronavirus isn't forcing schools to do anything. This is a routine reminder that all schools send out to alumni all the time.