Kilted On Campus

[Kilted_John]

PS: Ren and Stimpy! Joy!

LOL... "Something came out of your butt, it made a sound, and it smelled funny..."

-J

[Canuck]

Works for me! You, me, Miah, and Rigged could be the charter members.

Anyone else out there "on campus" as a student, staff and/or faculty?

Cheers,

T.

Librarian & Adjunct history instructor
Ozarks Technical Community College, Springfield MO
www.otc.edu

During the fall semester I teach at Ryerson University in Toronto. I always where my kilt to class, they seem to pay attention....LOL Lots of positive comments from the kids.

[macwilkin]

I offered my students extra credit if they attended the Highland games north of Springfield -- that way they could see how immigrant groups retained their culture, even while assimilating into American society! 8)

What do you teach, Canuck?

I wonder if Hank would let "Kilts on Campus" have their own board -- besides our own experiences, we could also discuss schools & universities with pipe bands and other Scottish influences.

Cheers,

T.

[highlandtide]

I wonder if Hank would let "Kilts on Campus" have their own board -- besides our own experiences, we could also discuss schools & universities with pipe bands and other Scottish influences.

Tell you what. You start chapters and get members and I will open a forum just for "Kilted on Campus."
I want to see one at every Uni from here to the Moon-y. (sorry for the rhyme)

I would love to see that trend.

[Canuck]

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What do you teach, Canuck?

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Cheers,

T.

I teach Stage Management and Opera production. When I work in the theatre and opera I wear a kilt all the time.
Cheers
Robert

[Aaron]

Canuck wrote:

Anyone else out there "on campus" as a student, staff and/or faculty?

Yep, both student and staff. I'm a student in the day and campus security at night. I'm still waiting on Bear to get my Black Watch done so I can lobby my boss to get a uniform change around here. I think it might work. I work for a woman.

[Alan H]

New College in San Francisco has a degree program in Irish Studies, which is not the MOST common line of study.

http://www.newcollege.edu/irishstudies/