"The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you're uncool" -- Lester Bangs
The bowl-bound Gamecocks also beat Tennessee this season for the first time in 12 years! Note to Clemson: Be afraid, be very afraid.
posted by Mark Mossa, SJ at 8:31 PM
What's a "hyphenated" priest? It's a priest who is also pursuing one or more other occupations. I am a student-priest, professor-priest and writer-priest. I am also a Jesuit priest, but that doesn't get a hyphen. I am currently doing all these things at Fordham University, in New York City.
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6 Comments:
How is it that a guy from NYC is interested in the SE Conf?
Or perhaps you do understand that it is the Holy Grail of Football.
Notre Dame, notwithstanding.
Well, Joel, first, I'm not from NYC (how did you get that idea?).
But it's easy to explain. I'm an alumnus of South Carolina (MA '94). I lived there for five years, which was long enough to get me "involved" in SEC football (I really didn't have a choice, living in Columbia).
Yes, I am a yankee, but I belong to the Southern province of the Jesuits.
I'm glad I found your blog. I'll be stopping in from time to time to see how you are doing. You are welcome to snoop around my neck of the woods too if you choose.
Oh geez. Is this what I'll have to do once I leave SC? Describe 'em as the "Gamecocks of South Carolina?" ::sigh::
And Mark is right. Living here one simply cannot ignore Gamecock football. It's the true religion. :)
GO COCKS! (From a non-Yankee, non-Dixie Southerner, of sorts ... :))
"It is wonderful to be young. It is wonderful to be young and a student at a university. It is wonderful to be young and a student at the University of South Carolina." This was a dignified way for His Holiness, John Paul II, Sucessor of St. Peter, Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church to say:
GO COCKS!
Neil Leslie
(M.A., University of South Carolina, 1995 ; M. L. I. S., 1999)
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