I’m not saying attendance criticism isn’t warranted but damn, saying the Big 12 must regret us and that people are too afraid to park their cars in our campus is crazy work.
As a semi active neck beard on cougar board… you have 2 big bro groups on that board that dominate a lot that are just jerks. Most of us reasonable folks post in “friends only” where you can control who you interact with and who can see your posts. It’s nice for me, but makes the main board a bigger cesspool because nobody wants to be their friends.
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In the last week I’ve posted 12 times total, 9 have been friends only, 3 publicly.
You don’t understand, Moncoog! It doesn’t matter that all of the on-campus housing keeps getting sold out every year for like the last fifteen years! Freshmen aren’t literally forced to live there, so we can never hope to be anything more than a glorified community college! No good fanbase doesn’t force their freshmen to live on campus, and every school that does do so has a thriving, robust campus life, like the ones SFA and SHSU are famous for! It definitely wasn’t all a ploy to eliminate competition for housing options and extract money from students! We’d be selling out every game if only we had mandated that freshmen live on campus!
No, no, I have it on good authority that if we mandate that students live on campus we will be the new UCLA and otherwise we will be Cleveland State and there is no in-between. An on-campus housing mandate is the only difference between those two schools. (Do NOT Google whether UCLA mandates that Freshmen live on campus.)
And never forget that this magical housing mandate will revolutionize our campus life, but it will not increase anyone’s cost because they can just get a waiver. There is nothing contradictory about Schrödinger’s Housing Mandate.
Unless things have changed since I was at UH, the Student Service Fee in the tuition paid for student admission to sporting events. I’d say that means the students have paid for their tickets and they are not free.
Right now road construction all over Houston isn’t helping matters. People just think they would rather sit home and watch on TV than to fight traffic and figure a route to the game.