And, no, I'm not talking about our fanbase.

So, you guys like to talk about the good 'ol days. Who has a nice story from the 17th century?

Some old prints in the library show students playing some sort of bowls about three hundred years ago. No info on their season record.

An Indian from the Brafferton goes into Paul's with Thomas Jefferson...


no wait the NCAA says I can't tell that one, sorry

PaulintheBurg lost his sense of humor 322 years ago.

(02-10-2015 07:52 PM)TribePride91 Wrote:  PaulintheBurg lost his sense of humor 322 years ago.

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As the result of the "Glorious Revolution" in 1688 William [of Orange a province in Holland] and Mary became the King and Queen of England. The revolution was a bloodless one and insured that the Royal secession from then on would be a Protestant. William & Mary ruled as co-equal Monarchs, which was the only time in history where a King and Queen on the throne were equal in authority. In addition, their reign was historically important because W&M agreed that they would cede final authority to the English Parliment thus making the Parliment, which was elected by the people, the ultimate governing authority. The College of W&M was chartered by King William and Queen Mary in 1693.