Fordham University - Revision history

Reaganaut at 07:29, 22 November 2012

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Nateoxford at 01:30, 8 January 2010

2010-01-08T01:30:31Z

Publius: too petty

2010-01-07T20:02:24Z

too petty

Publius at 20:17, 4 January 2010

2010-01-04T20:17:22Z

Publius at 20:08, 4 January 2010

2010-01-04T20:08:12Z

Nateoxford: Unprotected "Fordham University"

2009-09-17T06:45:23Z

Unprotected "Fordham University"

Pacman at 19:11, 14 September 2009

2009-09-14T19:11:05Z

Pacman at 19:09, 14 September 2009

2009-09-14T19:09:52Z

Nateoxford at 14:02, 14 September 2009

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Nateoxford at 14:01, 14 September 2009

2009-09-14T14:01:15Z

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 '''Fordham University''' is the Jesuit university for New York City. Its large main, pastoral, heavily fortified  campus is in [[The Bronx]] and it has another, smaller more developed, campus near [[Lincoln Center]]. Generally, the former is filled with conservative jocks and the latter with an awkward mix of law students and performing arts major [[hipsters]] who seem like they ought to be going to [[NYU]] or neighboring [[Julliard]].  The Bronx campus hosts the [[ROTC]] detachment for the region, which Columbia students may participate in.
-Fordham plays Columbia in an annual football game known as the [[Liberty Cup]].  Fordham have won the last two Liberty Cups to lead 4-3 in number of victories, and hence can claim bragging rights over Columbia.  I hasten to add, however, that Columbia leads Fordham 8-6 in all football games played since 1991, but by 11-6 if you care to count victories in 1972 (just after Fordham brought football back), 1902 and 1890.
+Fordham plays Columbia in an annual football game known as the [[Liberty Cup]].  The Liberty Cup record is currently tied at 4-4.  I hasten to add, however, that Columbia leads Fordham 9-6 in all football games played since 1991, and by 12-6 if you care to count victories in 1972 (just after Fordham brought football back), 1902 and 1890.
 If ever you feel insecure because you didn't get into [[Harvard]] or [[Yale]], a snide quip about Fordham will instantly relieve you of any doubts that it is worth the $50,000 you are paying in tuition at Columbia.

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-'''Fordham University''' is the Jesuit university for New York City. Its large main, pastoral, heavily fortified  campus is in [[The Bronx]] and it has another, smaller more developed, campus near [[Lincoln Center]]. Generally, the former is filled with conservative jocks and the latter with an awkward mix of law students and performing arts major [[hipsters]] who seem like they ought to be going to [[NYU]] or neighboring [[Julliard]].
+'''Fordham University''' is the Jesuit university for New York City. Its large main, pastoral, heavily fortified  campus is in [[The Bronx]] and it has another, smaller more developed, campus near [[Lincoln Center]]. Generally, the former is filled with conservative jocks and the latter with an awkward mix of law students and performing arts major [[hipsters]] who seem like they ought to be going to [[NYU]] or neighboring [[Julliard]].  The Bronx campus hosts the [[ROTC]] detachment for the region, which Columbia students may participate in.
-Fordham plays Columbia in an annual football game known as the [[Liberty Cup]].  Fordham have won the last two Liberty Cups to lead 4-3 in number of victories, and hence have claimed bragging rights over Columbia.  Fortunately, unlike Fordham students Columbia students are not fanatically obsessed with superfluous things like football, and since we overshadow them in every other category, we'll let them have it.  I hasten to add, however, that Columbia leads Fordham 8-6 in all football games played since 1991, but by 11-6 if you care to count victories in 1972 (just after Fordham brought football back), 1902 and 1890.
+Fordham plays Columbia in an annual football game known as the [[Liberty Cup]].  Fordham have won the last two Liberty Cups to lead 4-3 in number of victories, and hence can claim bragging rights over Columbia.  I hasten to add, however, that Columbia leads Fordham 8-6 in all football games played since 1991, but by 11-6 if you care to count victories in 1972 (just after Fordham brought football back), 1902 and 1890.
 If ever you feel insecure because you didn't get into [[Harvard]] or [[Yale]], a snide quip about Fordham will instantly relieve you of any doubts that it is worth the $50,000 you are paying in tuition at Columbia.

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−	'''Fordham University''' is the Jesuit university for New York City. Its main, heavily fortified campus is in [[The Bronx]] and it has another near [[Lincoln Center]]. Generally, the former is filled with conservative jocks and the latter with an awkward mix of law students and performing arts major [[hipsters]] who seem like they ought to be going to [[NYU]] or neighboring [[Julliard]].	+	'''Fordham University''' is the Jesuit university for New York City. Its large main, pastoral, heavily fortified campus is in [[The Bronx]] and it has another, smaller more developed, campus near [[Lincoln Center]]. Generally, the former is filled with conservative jocks and the latter with an awkward mix of law students and performing arts major [[hipsters]] who seem like they ought to be going to [[NYU]] or neighboring [[Julliard]].

	Fordham plays Columbia in an annual football game known as the [[Liberty Cup]]. Fordham have won the last two Liberty Cups to lead 4-3 in number of victories, and hence have claimed bragging rights over Columbia. Fortunately, unlike Fordham students Columbia students are not fanatically obsessed with superfluous things like football, and since we overshadow them in every other category, we'll let them have it. I hasten to add, however, that Columbia leads Fordham 8-6 in all football games played since 1991, but by 11-6 if you care to count victories in 1972 (just after Fordham brought football back), 1902 and 1890.		Fordham plays Columbia in an annual football game known as the [[Liberty Cup]]. Fordham have won the last two Liberty Cups to lead 4-3 in number of victories, and hence have claimed bragging rights over Columbia. Fortunately, unlike Fordham students Columbia students are not fanatically obsessed with superfluous things like football, and since we overshadow them in every other category, we'll let them have it. I hasten to add, however, that Columbia leads Fordham 8-6 in all football games played since 1991, but by 11-6 if you care to count victories in 1972 (just after Fordham brought football back), 1902 and 1890.

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 '''Fordham University''' is the Jesuit university for New York City. Its main, heavily fortified  campus is in [[The Bronx]] and it has another near [[Lincoln Center]]. Generally, the former is filled with conservative jocks and the latter with an awkward mix of law students and performing arts major [[hipsters]] who seem like they ought to be going to [[NYU]] or neighboring [[Julliard]].
-Fordham plays Columbia in a football game known as the [[Liberty Cup]].  Fordham have won the last two Liberty Cups to lead 4-3 in number of victories, and hence have claimed bragging rights over Columbia.  Fortunately, unlike Fordham students Columbia students are not fanatically obsessed with superfluous things like football, and since we overshadow them in every other category, we'll let them have it.  I hasten to add, however, that Columbia leads Fordham 8-6 in all football games played since 1991, but by 11-6 if you care to count victories in 1972 (just after Fordham brought football back), 1902 and 1890.
+Fordham plays Columbia in an annual football game known as the [[Liberty Cup]].  Fordham have won the last two Liberty Cups to lead 4-3 in number of victories, and hence have claimed bragging rights over Columbia.  Fortunately, unlike Fordham students Columbia students are not fanatically obsessed with superfluous things like football, and since we overshadow them in every other category, we'll let them have it.  I hasten to add, however, that Columbia leads Fordham 8-6 in all football games played since 1991, but by 11-6 if you care to count victories in 1972 (just after Fordham brought football back), 1902 and 1890.
 If ever you feel insecure because you didn't get into [[Harvard]] or [[Yale]], a snide quip about Fordham will instantly relieve you of any doubts that it is worth the $50,000 you are paying in tuition at Columbia.

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-The Jesuit university for New York City. Has their main campus in [[The Bronx]] and another near [[Lincoln Center]]. Generally, the former is filled with conservative jocks and the latter with performing arts major [[hipsters]] who seem like they ought to be going to [[NYU]] or neighboring [[Julliard]].
+'''Fordham University''' is the Jesuit university for New York City. Has their main campus in [[The Bronx]] and another near [[Lincoln Center]]. Generally, the former is filled with conservative jocks and the latter with performing arts major [[hipsters]] who seem like they ought to be going to [[NYU]] or neighboring [[Julliard]].
 Fordham plays Columbia in a football game known as the [[Liberty Cup]].  Fordham have won the last two Liberty Cups to lead 4-3 in number of victories, and hence have claimed bragging rights over Columbia.  Fortunately, unlike Fordham students Columbia students are not fanatically obsessed with superfluous things like football, and since we overshadow them in every other category, we'll let them have it.  I hasten to add, however, that Columbia leads Fordham 8-6 in all football games played since 1991, but by 11-6 if you care to count victories in 1972 (just after Fordham brought football back), 1902 and 1890.
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 If ever you feel insecure because you didn't get into Harvard or Yale, a snide quip about Fordham will instantly relieve you of any doubts that it is worth the $50,000 you are paying in tuition at Columbia.
-To Fordham's credit, it did graduate the the illustrious [[w:Vin Scully|Vin Scully]].  This achievement is sullied, however, by [[w:Michael Kay (sports broadcaster)|subsequent]] [[w:Michael Kay (sports broadcaster)|epic]] [[w:Michael Kay (sports broadcaster)|sportscasting failures]]...See ya!
+To Fordham's credit, it did graduate the the illustrious [[w:Vin Scully|Vin Scully]].  This achievement is sullied, however, by [[w:Michael Kay (sports broadcaster)|subsequent]] [[w:Michael Kay (sports broadcaster)|epic]] [[w:Michael Kay (sports broadcaster)|sportscasting failures]].
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