Welcome, fellow scholars?
Or, if you prefer...kuwakaribisha wasomi wenzake.
Theres always...Safety School
Welcome, fellow scholars?
Or, if you prefer...kuwakaribisha wasomi wenzake.
I've been lamenting the acceleration disease for nigh on two decades. I've ceased fighting it; the tide is inexorable. At this point I'm more interested in discovering a cause for it.
A movie is not about what it's about; it's about how it's about it.
---Roger Ebert
Some questions cannot be answered
Who’s gonna bury who
We need a love like Johnny, Johnny and June
---Over the Rhine
When they have the ball, a simple "Hold that line" cheer works well.
When they're kicking, yell "Block that kick."
Also, if you're going to pass out cheer sheets, pass out the words to "Blue and White," "Fight Blue Devils" and "Dear Old Duke." My 78 year old mother sings all of the words to those songs when the band plays them. She learned them as a freshman in 1952. It would be fun to have others around us singing along with us.
You are so right! Successful football cheers are more about volume and clear, short messages well timed than they are about cleverness soon forgotten.
I, too, sing the words having first learned them at home. If together we could belt out those songs (the real words, not the recent ones related to body functions) loudly and clearly in Wallace Wade Stadium, the strength projected would bring chills and goosebumps! We Are Duke would take on new meaning!
Q "Why do you like Duke, you didn't even go there." A "Because my art school didn't have a basketball team."