A “we-can’t-believe-your-lack-of-respect” dart to the guy at UREC who didn’t stop working out for the moment of silence to remember Virginia Tech.
From two Hokie supporters who saw your sneaky tactics through the pool glass and know that the extra minute of your workout could have been sacrificed to remember our friends at Tech.
A “way-to-be-frat-tastic-into-your-30s” pat to our favorite frat boy.
From two senior girls who are glad you took us under your wing four years ago.
A “get-over-yourself” dart to everyone that thinks it’s somehow gay or feminine to wear purple robes for JMU graduation.
From a straight purple-blooded male that’s comfortable wearing any color and is proud to wear his school colors, especially one that commonly represents royalty, ANYWHERE.
A “silence-is-golden” dart to the gentleman with a cell phone in the Roop Lab.
From a busy sophomore who wasn’t distracted by the ringer, rather the obnoxious vibrations your cell phone made on the table.
A “chivalry-is-not-dead” pat to all the gentlemen who offer their seats to the ladies on the crowded buses.
From an appreciative, old-fashioned gal who’s so glad to see that at least someone’s momma raised them right.
A “pragmatics-is-not-your-forte,-even-though-you-teach-it” dart to the professor who made a student cry after an office-hours visit.
From a junior who wants the student to know that those tears are not the first to be cried.
A “sharing-is-caring” pat to the nursing student who was kind enough to lend us a study room because our small table didn’t cut it.
From four biology nerds who are sorry we overstayed our 10-minute welcome.
A “kindness-beyond-the-call-of-duty” pat to the two guys in Ashby who gave up watching the Philly’s game last Sunday — tied in the bottom of the eighth — to give an outstanding tour of JMU to an undecided incoming freshman.
From a grateful mom who thinks your tour tipped the scales in JMU’s favor.
An “all-that-and-a-bag-of-chips” dart to the girl in the library who made a ton of noise while thoroughly enjoying her bag of chips.
From a student who really just wants to ask if they were really THAT good and, if so, where can I get some?
A “is-that-how-you-honor-the-victims?” dart the girl wearing a Virginia Tech shirt that read “only the strong survive” on Wednesday.
From an appalled student.
A “thanks-for-ruining-our-chalkboard-message” dart to the students who wrote “don’t disrespect our school” over our GAYMU chalk advertisement in the commons.
From a gay senior who won’t miss this school’s blatant homophobia.
A “today,-we-are-all-Hokies” pat to all the students, alumni and families of Virginia Tech everywhere.
From the Breeze staff, who won’t forget and who stand behind their Hokie buddies.
