A Moment of Silence for SoTheBearSays
I discovered SoTheBearSays about two months before making my decision to attend Baylor and I wouldn’t have been here without it. By chronicling the life of a Baylor law student, SoTheBearSays highlighted a perspective that went far beyond any viewbook or open house.
I was accepted into nine schools, all of which had their own selling points. Some sent me free shirts, travel vouchers, hand written letters etc. but after everything, I was still clueless about what to expect.
During my tour of Baylor, I asked what students do for fun. My guide told me all about the Cameron Park Zoo, the Dr. Pepper Museum and The Texas Sports Hall of Fame. Next I asked why Baylor was the bootcamp of law schools. She simply said it was difficult. I was thoroughly unimpressed. Had that been my only insight, I would have undoubtedly chosen somewhere else.
More importantly, SoTheBearSays has provided me with hours of entertainment and for that I must thank Mr. Fahrenthold. It has been a great run and you will certainly be missed.
8 Comments:
im glad yall love each other. you two should hold hands and walk along the edge of the river behind the law school.
Boy, Thomas, you sure are a Crabby Patty. There's something to be said for appreciating other people.
Yeesh. An institution goes dark. It's like George's closed or something.
yeah...except if george's closed there would be a lot more unemployed 60-year old, toothless, chronic smokers.
Dont think poorley of me for giving swanburg a hard time. im just trying to be a good friend to him.
what the hell is going on with the cricket population in waco right now?
Like Chirstmas and Easter, the cricket invasion is an annual event.
http://www.baylor.edu/Lariat/news.php?action=story&story=19186
The first article claims crickets aren't in fact dangerous; this is simply not true. Crickets happen to be the bannana peels of the insect world.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/06/13/tech/main558577.shtml
The 2nd link got cut off. If you must know about the slippery cricket. . .
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003
/06/13/tech/main558577.shtml
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