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RE: Always A Dragon - Empty Seats at the DAC
(03-09-2018 06:49 PM)hiroshimacarp Wrote:  i noticed a sign by the dac along 33rd street that proudly advertises our squash facilities and some kind of headquarters for rowing. it seems like we're trying to appeal to the wine and cheese demographic.

drexel used to be the blue collar chip in the shoulder school on the other side of penn...and what little basketball culture there was embodied that

now its the super expensive school that accepts anybody that can pay, with an ad led by a psychologist, that trips over itself to brag about squash and rowing
03-09-2018 10:42 PM
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