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Count gHostula said...
Here's the thing: NO ONE HAS EVER ASKED ME TO DONATE. What is it, $100 or something? The donation isn't an issue, the issue is that I'm willing to donate now and MSU is unwilling to accept my money! I have another friend that donated at some earlier point and he's ineligible for these tickets as well, at least right now, for an event that's 3,000 miles away from MSU. I understand the donation issue but you would figure that MSU would welcome people willing to donate now in order to purchase tickets for an event. It's a great opportunity for MSU to get people to donate. MSU should be sending emails to alums in SW USA that haven't donated soliticiting donations and selling tickets thereby increasing the number of people donating and putting more Spartans in the stands.
And yeah, I'm still pissed that the ticket office never sent my Citrus Bowl tickets that I paid for and never refunded my money because they said they were sent.
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Count gHostula said...
I called this morning to ask about buying tickets to the Phoenix games. Yes, there's tickets available. SO I asked if I could buy some tickets and she asked me if I was a donor and I said no, but I'd be willing to donate. No tickets for me. I had to have donated a long time ago in order to be able to buy tickets now. But it begs the question: What incentive would I have to donate if I live 3,000 miles away from MSU and can only make it to maybe one game per year? Why wouldn't MSU simply allow me to donate and buy tickets since I actually live in Phoenix? Fucking stupid... and while you're at it MSU Ticket office, I'm still waiting for my fucking Citrus Bowl tickets from 2000 that I paid for and that you never sent me.
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Count gHostula said...
Here's the thing: NO ONE HAS EVER ASKED ME TO DONATE. What is it, $100 or something? The donation isn't an issue, the issue is that I'm willing to donate now and MSU is unwilling to accept my money! I have another friend that donated at some earlier point and he's ineligible for these tickets as well, at least right now, for an event that's 3,000 miles away from MSU. I understand the donation issue but you would figure that MSU would welcome people willing to donate now in order to purchase tickets for an event. It's a great opportunity for MSU to get people to donate. MSU should be sending emails to alums in SW USA that haven't donated soliticiting donations and selling tickets thereby increasing the number of people donating and putting more Spartans in the stands.
And yeah, I'm still pissed that the ticket office never sent my Citrus Bowl tickets that I paid for and never refunded my money because they said they were sent.
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Go back and re-read (or in your case read) what I said, BRO. I said students shouldn't be charged the same rate for classes outside of their concentration.
Also, BRO, I think you overestimate the willingness of the general student body when it comes to retaining information learned in those humanities courses. Most students don't give a sh*t and just want the 4.0, critical thinking be damned.
Serious question: How many of you remember most of your complementary education (that which was outside your major?)
What's more, BRO, the information gained from those courses outside of my major is MINUTE compared to the continuing education one can obtain beyond graduation.
If you think you're a well-rounded scholar because you took some IAH course about art history from some random point in history while exploring its influence from some war at the same time, you missed the point.
BRO.
"Leave the gun.....take the cannoli" "It's not your job to be as confused as Nigel."
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MSU Mathguy said...
Your computer does your math for you? Then you must have a sense about what math you need. I'm sure the course went beyond the basics. Heaven forbid that a math course might improve your thinking ability to problem solve. Math is more than just computation.
Guess I should have included the 
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Count gHostula said...
I called this morning to ask about buying tickets to the Phoenix games. Yes, there's tickets available. SO I asked if I could buy some tickets and she asked me if I was a donor and I said no, but I'd be willing to donate. No tickets for me. I had to have donated a long time ago in order to be able to buy tickets now. But it begs the question: What incentive would I have to donate if I live 3,000 miles away from MSU and can only make it to maybe one game per year? Why wouldn't MSU simply allow me to donate and buy tickets since I actually live in Phoenix? Fucking stupid... and while you're at it MSU Ticket office, I'm still waiting for my fucking Citrus Bowl tickets from 2000 that I paid for and that you never sent me.
Its five o'clock somewhere.
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Count gHostula said...
I called this morning to ask about buying tickets to the Phoenix games. Yes, there's tickets available. SO I asked if I could buy some tickets and she asked me if I was a donor and I said no, but I'd be willing to donate. No tickets for me. I had to have donated a long time ago in order to be able to buy tickets now. But it begs the question: What incentive would I have to donate if I live 3,000 miles away from MSU and can only make it to maybe one game per year? Why wouldn't MSU simply allow me to donate and buy tickets since I actually live in Phoenix? Fucking stupid... and while you're at it MSU Ticket office, I'm still waiting for my fucking Citrus Bowl tickets from 2000 that I paid for and that you never sent me.
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Wizard Sleeve said...
Plenty of tickets on stubhub for decent prices http://www.stubhub.com/ncaa-tournament-west-regional-tickets/ncaa-tournament---west-regional-tickets-3-22-2012-1067325/
It appears based on the availability map of tickets on stubhub that each school might get one lower section and 3 upper sections of tickets. I'm just speculating and based on the other regionals I have been to, that makes sense.
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Count gHostula said...
Here's the thing: NO ONE HAS EVER ASKED ME TO DONATE. What is it, $100 or something? The donation isn't an issue, the issue is that I'm willing to donate now and MSU is unwilling to accept my money! I have another friend that donated at some earlier point and he's ineligible for these tickets as well, at least right now, for an event that's 3,000 miles away from MSU. I understand the donation issue but you would figure that MSU would welcome people willing to donate now in order to purchase tickets for an event. It's a great opportunity for MSU to get people to donate. MSU should be sending emails to alums in SW USA that haven't donated soliticiting donations and selling tickets thereby increasing the number of people donating and putting more Spartans in the stands.
And yeah, I'm still pissed that the ticket office never sent my Citrus Bowl tickets that I paid for and never refunded my money because they said they were sent.
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shioda said...
Been donating to the fund for at least 5 years (and I am more miles away from MSU than you), but I always buy tickets from scalpers and not through the ticket office. If you want to sit in the rafters with horrible seating, buy from the ticket office. It either takes a big donation, or a long time of giving to work your way into good seats. I know from having losy seats at the big ten tournament for 3 years in a row. If you want good seats for about the same price as you can get from the ticket office, buy from scalpers.
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