Thumbs Up:
Eagles sort of on the war path– BC has had, to put it nicely, a "meh" sports year so far. In honor of yesterday's Duke game, TU/TD finds it wonderful that we can look beyond our suckiness and celebrate anyway. We mean, BC looked like a Pee-wee team with no legs next to Austin Rivers and the rest of his cronies, but it's nice to see that we can accept that fact and support our boys regardless.
One month countdown- That's right, spring is just around the corner. We know we've had a mild winter in all, but in little over a month the temperatures will really start soaring. Is it too early to talk about the smell of Mod grills?
Lindsanity- We know, you read that too fast and thought we were going to talk about Jeremy Lin. But no! We're talking about everyones favorite crazy Lindsay Lohan! She's back and ready to host SNL, and TU/TD could not be more excited. We've got our money on her breaking something in the cold opening.
York's 900- Congratulations to the man, the myth, and the legend for his 900th win this past weekend. Your coaching has not only brought honor to yourself and your players, but our school as a whole. You stay classy, Jerry York.
New England Classic- The comedic newspaper graced us with its presence last Friday, and we loved it. TU/TD likes to think we are sporadically funny, but we have to give major props to a paper that makes us laugh with every article.
Thumbs Down:
The calm before the storm- When starting our homework last night, TU/TD noticed something–our schedule was quiet, too quiet. Then we flipped the page of our planner, dropped to the floor, and cursed the day we were born. That's right, midterm season is readily approaching. Gone are the days where you can sit in your bed and watch three episodes of Revenge, and here are the days where you say "why the F– did I watch three episodes of Revenge instead of taking Econ reading notes on the last three chapters?
Racist Headline- After the Knicks lost last night, ESPN published an article titled "Chink in the Armour." What genius over at ESPN thought that was a good idea? Like, hmm, racial slurs have gone over real big in the past, maybe we should publish a blatant one on a website that has a multi–million person audience.
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