FB: College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin

[79jaybird]

Elmhurst is very expensive.  Many (like us) can get more bang for your $$ by living in the suburbs west of Elmhurst (I.E. Villa Park, Lombard, etc.)    One of the nice features of Elmhurst is how the college fits in with the community. 

I personally, would not be in favor of a domed Langhorst Field. I like the environment as it is now.    It is just an idea being tossed around in the Master Plan "scope".   Elmhurst would need a huge Philanthropist to do it.   Like AndOne mentioned,   Elmhurst is Academics first,  Athletics second and always will be.   

[Patrick Coleman]

Accordingly, for a long time it was basically "the next time we get the money bucket filled, we're building a new (the old one was built in 1070) science hall."

That explains North Central's class schedule including "Understanding the Humors" and "The Preservation and Use of Leeches."

[AndOne]

Accordingly, for a long time it was basically "the next time we get the money bucket filled, we're building a new (the old one was built in 1070) science hall."

That explains North Central's class schedule including "Understanding the Humors" and "The Preservation and Use of Leeches."

And further substantiates the adage "they don't build them like they used to." 😊

[Gregory Sager]

Accordingly, for a long time it was basically "the next time we get the money bucket filled, we're building a new (the old one was built in 1070) science hall."

That explains North Central's class schedule including "Understanding the Humors" and "The Preservation and Use of Leeches."

My understanding is that CardinalAlum was an alchemy major, and that kiko was on the intramural jousting team.

[kiko]

Accordingly, for a long time it was basically "the next time we get the money bucket filled, we're building a new (the old one was built in 1070) science hall."

That explains North Central's class schedule including "Understanding the Humors" and "The Preservation and Use of Leeches."

My understanding is that CardinalAlum was an alchemy major, and that kiko was on the intramural jousting team.

Correct.  But we lost some of our practice space because that was right around the time that Al Carius arrived and began turning around the cross country program.

[Patrick Coleman]

Accordingly, for a long time it was basically "the next time we get the money bucket filled, we're building a new (the old one was built in 1070) science hall."

That explains North Central's class schedule including "Understanding the Humors" and "The Preservation and Use of Leeches."

My understanding is that CardinalAlum was an alchemy major, and that kiko was on the intramural jousting team.

Correct.  But we lost some of our practice space because that was right around the time that Al Carius arrived and began turning around the cross country program.

+1

[thunderdog]

Enjoy the Bell, we'll be taking it back in 2017

Thunder fans,

Time to make some noise tomorrow! So you might get a little wet, big deal Come rain or shine, we need to be there and we need to be loud! It's the Battle for the Little Brass Bell, it's go time!

LET'S ROLL

[CardinalAlum]

Accordingly, for a long time it was basically "the next time we get the money bucket filled, we're building a new (the old one was built in 1070) science hall."

That explains North Central's class schedule including "Understanding the Humors" and "The Preservation and Use of Leeches."

My understanding is that CardinalAlum was an alchemy major, and that kiko was on the intramural jousting team.

Minor. 

[Mr. Ypsi]

Accordingly, for a long time it was basically "the next time we get the money bucket filled, we're building a new (the old one was built in 1070) science hall."

That explains North Central's class schedule including "Understanding the Humors" and "The Preservation and Use of Leeches."

I noticed the date also, but couldn't come up with as good a reply as you did.  +k

I doubt that "Humors" are ever coming back, but in fact leeches are returning!  For some types of surgery, medicine has not found any better way of avoiding clotting.

My best attempt at a reply was "WOW!  That's a couple of hundred years before the Cahokia Mounds!"  Just didn't seem to be a winner.

[Titan Q]

Let's Roll, Thunder! 

[Titan Q]

From from Bloomington...

#11-Illinois Wesleyan 30
Carroll 0

[Gregory Sager]

Carthage crunched Elmhurst, 31-8. Augie and Millikin are in a weather delay in Rock Island with 8:10 remaining in the game and Augie up, 27-19. Milikin has the ball 1st and 10 on the AC 34.

[thunderdog]

Wild finish in Rock Island!

[Mr. Ypsi]

NCC @ Wheaton in a lightning delay, only a few minutes into the game.  NCC threatening if/when the elements allow the game to resume.

Anyone notice that Wheaton's livestats page lists Wheaton as 5-0, NCC as 4-2?  Someone has wishful thinking!

[Mr. Ypsi]

Play has resumed in Wheaton after a more than 2-hour delay.  NCC now up 10-0 after 1 quarter.

That lengthy delay raised a question in my mind.  We all know Wheaton won't play on Sundays, but when does Sunday begin for them?  Another delay could easily push this game past midnight.  Would they refuse to play past midnight, or is that just an extension of Saturday night, and Sunday doesn't begin until sunrise (or whenever).  Anyone know their policy?