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QuoteUnquote
Quotes we ran that made you think
... or laugh
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“Nothing
is going to matter if we don’t go 2-0 for the rest
of the season.”
— Gary Patterson, head football coach |
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“First
time offenders are just given a slap on the wrist when
they’re caught. There is no deterrent any more.”
— Fort Worth police officer J.D. Phillips,
on the recent trend of auto burglaries on campus |
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“Integrity
is not something that is written in a book. It has to
become a part of the university’s culture.”
— Katie Gordon, senior electrical engineering
major, on the proposed university honor code. |
“The
building is a boring place to work without it. It is crying
out for work to be displayed in it. ”
— Mark Muller, assistant dean of the M.J.
Neeley school of business, on the artwork displayed in
Tandy Hall |
“It
just shows how volatile the BCS polls are. This happens
all the time. We just happen to be in the middle of it
right now.”
— Athletics director Eric Hyman, on the Horned
Frogs drop from No. 6 to No. 8 in the latest BCS poll. |
“I
have a new appreciation for what the chancellor does.
If his usual day is anything like mine (last Friday),
then they have him running around all the time.”
— Matt Chisolm, freshman premajor and winner
of the chancellor for a day contest |
“This
proves that we didn’t do anything wrong in our campaigns.”
— Blake Eason, junior finance major, on his
reinstatement as a SGA presidential candidate |
“I
think the lack of professionalism, the lack of communication
in the election, affected voter turnout.”
— Anthony Oppermann, junior radio-TV-film
major, on the drop in voter turnout for the second SGA
presidential election of the semester |
“Save
yourself some gas and walk to Albertson’s. Stroll
around our lovely campus instead of running on a treadmill
like a human hamster.”
— Columnist and co-news editor Jessica Sanders |
“SGA
is supposed to represent the students and our needs. It
is supposed to act as a voice for its representatives.
We, the represented, aren’t slimy, so why do some
of them act like they are?”
— Emily Baker, columnist |
