Ron Smith will be getting his name on a building like Fraudney

[eloracv]

...another traitorous opportunist.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-crepeau/sport-and-society-for-are_b_9526966.html

Ron Smith is teaching a PSU Ollie course based on his book, which is a suggested text for the course. The class is called "Penn State and the NCAA Consent Decree," and will be held April 6, 13,and 20. from 10 until 11:30 and costs $20. Some of us should attend to refute the errors in the book. BTW, Paul Silva is mentioned in the credits, and he took several copies to the last BoT meeting to distribute.

It is bad enough that the media continues with the false narrative but, even worse, the OGBoT and Barron perpetuate these lies and do nothing to defend the university and JVP.

 

[Ten Thousan Marbles]

...another traitorous opportunist.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-crepeau/sport-and-society-for-are_b_9526966.html

It is time for people to come to grips with the likelihood that the continuing media onslaught is being orchestrated by a person or persons in position to orchestrate media onslaughts. Smoke. Fire. Etc.

There is little reason for this POS book to be reviewed or considered by anybody in the nation to be of any import...unless somebody makes it worth their while to have a reason.

 

[Art]

...another traitorous opportunist.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-crepeau/sport-and-society-for-are_b_9526966.html

Ron Smith is teaching a PSU Ollie course based on his book, which is a suggested text for the course. The class is called "Penn State and the NCAA Consent Decree," and will be held April 6, 13,and 20. from 10 until 11:30 and costs $20. Some of us should attend to refute the errors in the book. BTW, Paul Silva is mentioned in the credits, and he took several copies to the last BoT meeting to distribute.

It is bad enough that the media continues with the false narrative but, even worse, the OGBoT and Barron perpetuate these lies and do nothing to defend the university and JVP.

Seriously, Richard Creep-oh? How much hubris does someone have to have to include "arete" in the name of his blog (passes are given to those blogs the subject of which or that are written in Ancient Greek)? Notice that Creep-oh is also published by the University of Illinois Press. Any bets that he and Smith also share a predilection for urolagnia?

 

[mn78psu83]

Seriously, Richard Creep-oh? How much hubris does someone have to have to include "arete" in the name of his blog (passes are given to those blogs the subject of which or that are written in Ancient Greek)? Notice that Creep-oh is also published by the University of Illinois Press. Any bets that he and Smith also share a predilection for urolagnia?

Quite a bit. Do you think this guy is silly and pretentious? Check out this paragraph:

The first chapter begins in a quiet and lyrical fashion as Smith recounts his arrival in Happy Valley in the early 1960s. It is a beautiful piece of writing that given what is to come has undertones of melancholy. Playing in the background while I read it was Dvorak’s “American Quartet,” that has those same qualities. It was an eerie coincidence. The chapter also has a short history of the term “Happy Valley” which only serves to intensify these feelings.

He's so cultured that he's playing Dvorak while he reads and he wants us to know.

BWAHAHA!

 

[eloracv]

Seriously, Richard Creep-oh? How much hubris does someone have to have to include "arete" in the name of his blog (passes are given to those blogs the subject of which or that are written in Ancient Greek)? Notice that Creep-oh is also published by the University of Illinois Press. Any bets that he and Smith also share a predilection for urolagnia?

and logorrhea?

 

[simons96]

Quite a bit. Do you think this guy is silly and pretentious? Check out this paragraph:

The first chapter begins in a quiet and lyrical fashion as Smith recounts his arrival in Happy Valley in the early 1960s. It is a beautiful piece of writing that given what is to come has undertones of melancholy. Playing in the background while I read it was Dvorak’s “American Quartet,” that has those same qualities. It was an eerie coincidence. The chapter also has a short history of the term “Happy Valley” which only serves to intensify these feelings.

He's so cultured that he's playing Dvorak while he reads and he wants us to know.

BWAHAHA!

I'm listening to Dvorak's "Slavonic Dances" as I meditate on what a pretentious turd this guy is

 

[Ten Thousan Marbles]

I'm listening to Dvorak's "Slavonic Dances" as I meditate on what a pretentious turd this guy is

LOL. For some reason, I just free-associated an image of Hannibal Lector.