DOES ANYONE SEE ANYTHING WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE? WITH THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT? I SURE AS HELL DO!
“…it is now time to put this matter to rest and to move on. As I said in my opening remarks on Tuesday evening, we need a laser focus on the future of the university. We need to be unified and we need to work together.”
—Karen Peetz, chair, Penn State Board of Trustees
So does BigAl
“Well Karen, I’m not going to ‘move on’ until YOU and all the rest of the trustees appointed before 2012 also ‘move on.’ by resigning from the BOT. A majority of the students and alumni probably won’t ‘move on’ until that happens, either.”
—BigAl, Nittany Turkey Contributor
THE “LASER FOCUS” NEEDS TO BE ON SEEKING THE TRUTH, FOR THE ALUMNI, FOR THE STUDENTS, AND PARTICULARLY FOR THE VICTIMS OF SANDUSKY’S CRIMES.
Some people had been thinking that I switched sides because I quoted Peetz. Let me set the record straight: I think the BoT stinks to high heaven and I’d like to see each of the “move on” trustees take a hike.
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Well Karen, I’m not going to “move on” until YOU and all the rest of the trustees appointed before 2012 also “move on.” by resigning from the BOT.
A majority of the students and alumni probably won’t “move on” until that happens, either.
Right! Actually, I made that photo of the Nittany Lion with laser eyes because AS suggested it and I thought it would be cool.
That takes care of the “laser focus” but now, I must find something to pictorially represent “move on.” Stealing MoveOn.org’s logo would be possible if I wouldn’t puke every time I look at it.
—TNT
So now I understand how it all happened! Freeh did get it right. Thank God someone had the sense to capture the Voldemort cover-up from it’s roots on audio and video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJqRXKBrFRU&feature=youtu.be
Hope you find this entertaining after paddling upstream all day!
Yeah, very entertaining. I liked the guy’s original animation, but this one is even better. Thanks!
—TNT
This is on the agenda for discussion at the next PS Faculty Senate Meeting. Not sure how far this will go, but it’s an interesting read coming from the academic side of the house.
http://www.senate.psu.edu/agenda/2012-2013/aug2012/forensic_statement_questions.pdf
I think the Faculty Senate thing about Erickson and the board never actually accepting the Freeh report (as opposed to what NCAA and the accreditors say) is worthy of further discussion. It seems to this Turkey that the faculty senate feels left out of the process.
—TNT