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Flyer, I might have the same picture....P-51 in the foreground?
...ski almost every weekend at world class ski resorts where the cost of the entire season of skiing for me was most likely less than one weekend for most travellers...
As a freshman, not likely will you be able to put stuff up. As an upperclassman, you might have a chance, just requires permission. I have an artist type guy in my squad with lots of his artwork on his walls.
Go get a lobotomy. I didn't take any of your posts as bad and read them in their proper context. The other cadets on here laughed and understood as well. Get over yourself and learn to control your anger and frustration. If its that hard for you to control your ability to TYPE when you have to think, I fear for you when you can't control your mouth when a cadre yells at you. check your attitude real quick before you prove LITS premonitions correct.
Thank you for that enlightenment on the other side of the story. I admit that I had a very small sample size and I did not mean to dissuade people for the wrong reasons. The overall FEEL I got while I was there was not what hornetguy has described. I hope he is more right than the cadets I talked to.
Will you elaborate on this aspect a little bit? What are the discounts?? I own skis. Would I be able (as a 4/C) to have them at the Academy?
Did your guy make any work while at the academy, or were they brought from home?
I know that if you major in humanities you get to work with the department of English and Fine Arts, but does anyone else get access to this?
He made them all while at the academy (he's a firstie right now) including a large oil piece that's about 7 feet by 3 feet. He is a humanities major. I believe there is an art club where you could do this type of stuff too.
... and for upperclassmen, my favorites, the swing and blues dance clubs.
Flyer, I might have the same picture....P-51 in the foreground?
Ah, Keystone! I'm a fan of Steamboat too.
"Cross Country Skiing"? That just makes me think of cross country running. Ah, well, I suppose I'll get used to it, along with other language shifts. I hear you call budging "cutting" in colorado, too. At least I won't be the only one with a weird accent. Minnesotan accents sound closer to those in Colorado than some southern accents I've heard.
"Cross Country Skiing"? That just makes me think of cross country running. Ah, well, I suppose I'll get used to it, along with other language shifts. I hear you call budging "cutting" in colorado, too. At least I won't be the only one with a weird accent. Minnesotan accents sound closer to those in Colorado than some southern accents I've heard.