I would opine that the Olde Towne Team is better suited to be a
fraternity than a college hockey team.  The Brothers and Sisters of
Tappa Kegga Bru are firmly behind the Red Sox on their journey to the
Championship.

Joe LaCour
Who like most fans who root for both Clarkson and the Red Sox, knows
it's never over until it's over.

Erik Biever wrote:

> Two things:
>
> 1.)  According to a search of the archives, Ed is the first HOCKEY-Ler
> to use
> the phrase 'bon vivant' in a posting.
>
> 2.)  Perhaps we can designate the Red Sox an honorary college hockey
> team for
> the duration of the World Series.
>
> -- Erik
>
>> Tomorrow morning we are attending a bat mitzvah, with the reception in
>> the evening.  This is highly problematic for the celebrants, who are Red
>> Sox season ticket holders.  It is my understanding that there will be
>> many TV sets at the reception hall tomorrow night.  I also have a black
>> tie affair scheduled for Thursday evening at 6:00 (I am quite the bon
>> vivant), which is Game 5.  I plan on leaving right at 8pm.
>>
>> Mandatory college hockey content:  I was unable to attend the 1997
>> Frozen Four because my cousin's son was celebrating his bar mitzvah that
>> day.  I spent the entire reception at the bar watching the game on ESPN.
>> I don't know who was more upset that day -- me watching my Terriers lose
>> to NoDak, or the boy's parents watching me spend the entire reception at
>> the bar.
>>
>> The fact of the matter is that there are few things in life that matter
>> more than the Red Sox.  Come to think of it, I can't think of anything
>> that matters more than the Red Sox.  Just as in six degrees of
>> separation, everything in life connects back to the Red Sox, even
>> Hockey-L.  Did you know that there is a long-standing subscriber to this
>> list whose father was the executor of Tom Yawkey's estate?  I am
>> convinced that if the Red Sox ever do win the World Series,
>> Massachusetts will sink into the ocean.
>
>