Was going to say the same thing about lack of contrast. I never particularly liked the maize pants for that reason. I love the white pants, and would even be fine with blue pants.
ANTHRARC 284. I graduated last year and took it in my final semester. 3 multiple choice/fill in the blank exams, no homework, no readings, no papers. The material is pretty much pure memorization. If you go to the lectures and take notes you'll be fine.
I took it with a bunch of people I knew and we all got easy As.
What a disservice to the students. The Notre Dame night games are two of my fondest memories as a student at Michigan, experiences I'll never forget. Noon games are snoozefests, the vast majority of students hate them and the atmosphere is sleepy. Why do we want to neuter our loudest section and have less of an advantage against other top teams?
Not to mention the exposure and recruiting advantages. I just don't understand the opposition to night games, it's 2016.
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Agreed that the maize pants aren't aesthetically pleasing with white jerseys. Would rather go with blue pants than maize.
Of course I just finished my Master's at UNC in May. I would have been a speck of Maize in a sea of Carolina Blue in that student section.
I'll root for UNC any other time and was ecstatic when they won the championship this year, but I will never not support Michigan.
Was going to say the same thing about lack of contrast. I never particularly liked the maize pants for that reason. I love the white pants, and would even be fine with blue pants.
Ryan Glasgow getting disrespekted again.
ANTHRARC 284. I graduated last year and took it in my final semester. 3 multiple choice/fill in the blank exams, no homework, no readings, no papers. The material is pretty much pure memorization. If you go to the lectures and take notes you'll be fine.
I took it with a bunch of people I knew and we all got easy As.
Thank you for this. Just sent him my thoughts, respectfully of course.
What a disservice to the students. The Notre Dame night games are two of my fondest memories as a student at Michigan, experiences I'll never forget. Noon games are snoozefests, the vast majority of students hate them and the atmosphere is sleepy. Why do we want to neuter our loudest section and have less of an advantage against other top teams?
Not to mention the exposure and recruiting advantages. I just don't understand the opposition to night games, it's 2016.