In poor taste
By: William Sea
William Sea
Class of 2007
you can't make something important just by saying it's important, even if you've done so for decades. Silver taps is not a solemn and grave event. It's a contrivance, just like all the other fake military crap this school does. (Continued…)
First of all, might I ask what possessed you to throw a literary hand grenade into a proverbial crowded room?
I suppose you also think funerals, memorial services, Muster, and any remembrance ceremony are stupid too? If so, I hope you never have to face the loss of a loved one until you change your mind; loneliness at such a tragic time in our lives can be unbearable to the psyche. (Continued…)
To prove a point to SH 01:
I did face the death of my loved one and our son she was carrying as a student here. I went to her Silver Taps and I lit her candle at Muster. (Continued…)
It doesn't matter if the ceremony is a real military ceremony or not. It is about respecting an aggie that is not with us anymore and giving comfort to a family missing one of its one. (Continued…)
I'm sorry you had such an awful experience at A&M.
I wish though, that those poor tasteless individuals (which are found everywhere, no matter how we all try to keep them out) weren't your sole basis for judging the entire tamu community. (Continued…)
Why do so many of you care what other people think? IT doesn't matter!!!!
If you like going to Silver Taps, attend. If you have an all nighter and can't make it. (Continued…)
Quick response to Christine '07: You concede that Greek involvement looks good on resumes, but are not convinced that it is more than Mommy and Daddy buying friends. (Continued…)
is what Christine '07 said in her post. You, ma'am, are the one who is tasteless.
James Newlin... Could you clarify what $1,000,000 you're talking about? If you're talking about the philanthropy money the Greek community raises, I'd be more than happy to explain to you where it comes from and where all of it goes. (Continued…)
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