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Today’s University of Utah: Empty Classrooms, Full Stadium.

They’ve finally gotten what they want at the University of Utah: A football team successful enough to empty their classrooms. Cancelling all classes on this season’s opener, crows one Utah vice president, is “a recognition of the reality that the stadium is now filling for every game.”

Yes, by God, we’ve done it! We’ve finally figured out how to make the Utes so popular that there’s no point in holding classes while they play!

Sure, there are a few pissed professors. And students. But think of the money! The exposure! Now everyone knows how the University of Utah feels about its educational mission!

Margaret Soltan, August 25, 2011 10:15PM
Posted in: sport

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2 Responses to “Today’s University of Utah: Empty Classrooms, Full Stadium.”

  1. dmf Says:

    bread & circuses for the win alex

  2. University Diaries » L-O-O-O-NG Article by Taylor Branch about… Says:

    […] a mark of pride to cancel swathes of classes for the big game. A University of Utah vice-president exults that no classes is “a recognition of the reality that the stadium is now filling for every […]

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