Tue 30 Jan 2007
The Columbia Spectator frets today over my current institution’s “B” grade on the recent College Sustainability Report, even pulling out a former Spectator columnist to propose that grade “sounds a little generous.” Meow. Meanwhile, Williams’ phatty phat phat A- is included in a passive-aggressive little graphic above the article, contrasted with the “D-” grades handed out to Trinity University (Texas), Tulsa and Notre Dame. As if we needed another reason to hate the Fighting Irish. No mention of Amherst’s weak “B-” showing.
The front page of the same paper also includes a hilarious little refer to an op-ed column about the Middle East by a Columbia freshman. How do they tease the piece? “Staff writer Jordan Hirsch explains why Israel is not the bloodthirsty mess some think it to be.” Outstanding!
January 30th, 2007 at 3:08 pm
Is anyone so naive as to believe that Notre Dame would be agreeable to relinquishing any one of its football victories in order to change its sustainability grade from D- to A+?
January 30th, 2007 at 5:37 pm
Is anyone niave enough to beleve that Williams is richer than rich…richer than richer rich… richer than god? It is easy to get an A when you are richer than god… lol.