[Mick]

tis a shame a 4.0 student like Angel is going to Oregon.

I always think that, whenever I read about a student-athlete (I realize that's an unfashionable term, but I am unrepentantly unfashionable) that has strong grades and test scores, "why didn't they go to Stanford?" Or at least Cal...

I retain two vivid memories of UO, from a college selection trip my son and I took up to UW and UO by car in 2003. First, it was truly a beautiful campus. Second, the bookstore was one of the most pathetic I've ever seen on a university campus. Pitifully thin selection of (non-text) books for purchase. That spoke volumes to me. For the sake of the students, I hope the main university library is a lot better in its scholarly holdings.

I like that if you go on the University of Oregon bookstore web site and click on "books" (not the textbook link, there is a separate "books" link) it returns all of 79 titles.
https://www.uoduckstore.com/gifts/books

Stanford's bookstore has 130,000 titles:
https://archived-bulletin.stanford.mobi/...dprograms/

To be fair, there is such a thing as the Independent College Bookstore Association (ICBA) which produces the annual Independent College Stores Report, and the University of Oregon did, in fact, win the award for Course Materials Management:
https://icbainc.com/education/independen...-report-2/

[Mick]

tis a shame a 4.0 student like Angel is going to Oregon.

I always think that, whenever I read about a student-athlete (I realize that's an unfashionable term, but I am unrepentantly unfashionable) that has strong grades and test scores, "why didn't they go to Stanford?" Or at least Cal...

I retain two vivid memories of UO, from a college selection trip my son and I took up to UW and UO by car in 2003. First, it was truly a beautiful campus. Second, the bookstore was one of the most pathetic I've ever seen on a university campus. Pitifully thin selection of (non-text) books for purchase. That spoke volumes to me. For the sake of the students, I hope the main university library is a lot better in its scholarly holdings.

I like that if you go on the University of Oregon bookstore web site and click on "books" (not the textbook link, there is a separate "books" link) it returns all of 79 titles.
https://www.uoduckstore.com/gifts/books

Stanford's bookstore has 130,000 titles:
https://archived-bulletin.stanford.mobi/...dprograms/

To be fair, there is such a thing as the Independent College Bookstore Association (ICBA) which produces the annual Independent College Stores Report, and the University of Oregon did, in fact, win the award for Course Materials Management:
https://icbainc.com/education/independen...-report-2/

[norcard10]

tis a shame a 4.0 student like Angel is going to Oregon.

I always think that, whenever I read about a student-athlete (I realize that's an unfashionable term, but I am unrepentantly unfashionable) that has strong grades and test scores, "why didn't they go to Stanford?" Or at least Cal...

I retain two vivid memories of UO, from a college selection trip my son and I took up to UW and UO by car in 2003. First, it was truly a beautiful campus. Second, the bookstore was one of the most pathetic I've ever seen on a university campus. Pitifully thin selection of (non-text) books for purchase. That spoke volumes to me. For the sake of the students, I hope the main university library is a lot better in its scholarly holdings.

I like that if you go on the University of Oregon bookstore web site and click on "books" (not the textbook link, there is a separate "books" link) it returns all of 79 titles.
https://www.uoduckstore.com/gifts/books

Stanford's bookstore has 130,000 titles:
https://archived-bulletin.stanford.mobi/...dprograms/

To be fair, there is such a thing as the Independent College Bookstore Association (ICBA) which produces the annual Independent College Stores Report, and the University of Oregon did, in fact, win the award for Course Materials Management:
https://icbainc.com/education/independen...-report-2/

Perhaps Brandon with his 4.0 from Stanford will earn an Oregon PhD as well at the end of next year.

[norcard10]

tis a shame a 4.0 student like Angel is going to Oregon.

I always think that, whenever I read about a student-athlete (I realize that's an unfashionable term, but I am unrepentantly unfashionable) that has strong grades and test scores, "why didn't they go to Stanford?" Or at least Cal...

I retain two vivid memories of UO, from a college selection trip my son and I took up to UW and UO by car in 2003. First, it was truly a beautiful campus. Second, the bookstore was one of the most pathetic I've ever seen on a university campus. Pitifully thin selection of (non-text) books for purchase. That spoke volumes to me. For the sake of the students, I hope the main university library is a lot better in its scholarly holdings.

I like that if you go on the University of Oregon bookstore web site and click on "books" (not the textbook link, there is a separate "books" link) it returns all of 79 titles.
https://www.uoduckstore.com/gifts/books

Stanford's bookstore has 130,000 titles:
https://archived-bulletin.stanford.mobi/...dprograms/

To be fair, there is such a thing as the Independent College Bookstore Association (ICBA) which produces the annual Independent College Stores Report, and the University of Oregon did, in fact, win the award for Course Materials Management:
https://icbainc.com/education/independen...-report-2/

Perhaps Brandon with his 4.0 from Stanford will earn an Oregon PhD as well at the end of next year.

[PVTree]

Former Tree, Keenan Fitzmorris is transferring from Stony Brook to Northwestern. Seems like his 10th year playing college ball.

[PVTree]

Former Tree, Keenan Fitzmorris is transferring from Stony Brook to Northwestern. Seems like his 10th year playing college ball.

[Mick]

Former Tree, Keenan Fitzmorris is transferring from Stony Brook to Northwestern. Seems like his 10th year playing college ball.

They sound pretty excited about him coming.
Film Breakdown: What does Keenan Fitzmorris add to the Wildcats’ frontcourt? - Inside NU

Got his MBA at Stony Brook and Psych degree at Stanford (still uses Stanford photo as background). Wonder what he's studying at Northwestern?
(1) Keenan Fitzmorris | LinkedIn

[Mick]

Former Tree, Keenan Fitzmorris is transferring from Stony Brook to Northwestern. Seems like his 10th year playing college ball.

They sound pretty excited about him coming.
Film Breakdown: What does Keenan Fitzmorris add to the Wildcats’ frontcourt? - Inside NU

Got his MBA at Stony Brook and Psych degree at Stanford (still uses Stanford photo as background). Wonder what he's studying at Northwestern?
(1) Keenan Fitzmorris | LinkedIn

[82lsju]

Former Tree, Keenan Fitzmorris is transferring from Stony Brook to Northwestern. Seems like his 10th year playing college ball.

They sound pretty excited about him coming.
Film Breakdown: What does Keenan Fitzmorris add to the Wildcats’ frontcourt? - Inside NU

Got his MBA at Stony Brook and Psych degree at Stanford (still uses Stanford photo as background). Wonder what he's studying at Northwestern?
(1) Keenan Fitzmorris | LinkedIn

last season at Stony Brook he started 11 and played in 35 games.  He was fifth on the team in min/game (25), third in points/game (11), third in rebounds/game (4), and first in blocks (37 in 35 games).  

The previous year he started 29 and played in 33 games.  He was fourth in min/game (26), fourth in points/game (10),  third in rebounds/game (4) and first in blocks (31 in 33 games)

Stony Brook was 20-15 last year and 11-22 the previous year.

https://stonybrookathletics.com/sports/m...individual

[82lsju]

Former Tree, Keenan Fitzmorris is transferring from Stony Brook to Northwestern. Seems like his 10th year playing college ball.

They sound pretty excited about him coming.
Film Breakdown: What does Keenan Fitzmorris add to the Wildcats’ frontcourt? - Inside NU

Got his MBA at Stony Brook and Psych degree at Stanford (still uses Stanford photo as background). Wonder what he's studying at Northwestern?
(1) Keenan Fitzmorris | LinkedIn

last season at Stony Brook he started 11 and played in 35 games.  He was fifth on the team in min/game (25), third in points/game (11), third in rebounds/game (4), and first in blocks (37 in 35 games).  

The previous year he started 29 and played in 33 games.  He was fourth in min/game (26), fourth in points/game (10),  third in rebounds/game (4) and first in blocks (31 in 33 games)

Stony Brook was 20-15 last year and 11-22 the previous year.

https://stonybrookathletics.com/sports/m...individual

[82lsju]

Max Murrell to UCSB

https://stanforddaily.com/2024/05/08/men...ay-09-2024

[82lsju]

Max Murrell to UCSB

https://stanforddaily.com/2024/05/08/men...ay-09-2024