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Jan. 18th, 2006
Bad start, but it gets better.
Jan. 18th, 2006 02:21 pmMy day started out just fine, if one doesn't count the little memory-lapse before my Language class.
Heh.
After that, it perked up when I saw some St. Felix-ites at the Club Fair. Yes, that made me perk up rather nicely.
Then, Nikki and I went to the Racing Program offices. The initial reason was for Nikki to complain about how under-represented we were at the Club Fair and how we're not known on campus. That turned into a long talk about marketing and how we can get other interested. Specifically, college students. However, the problem is that we need to do this without getting the gambling aspect involved. As that is something that raises massive issues and the Admin. seriously frown upon. Even though horse racing is legal sports betting, apparently UA has massive amounts of money bet illegally on sports. It's one of the biggest schools gambling-wise.
This lack of gambling poses problems, the first and foremost being that gambling's one of the main draws for the sport. So what we're trying to do is get people in and try to leave that one aspect out.
Hrmmm...
*rubs hands in anticipation of the challenge*
Heh.
After that, it perked up when I saw some St. Felix-ites at the Club Fair. Yes, that made me perk up rather nicely.
Then, Nikki and I went to the Racing Program offices. The initial reason was for Nikki to complain about how under-represented we were at the Club Fair and how we're not known on campus. That turned into a long talk about marketing and how we can get other interested. Specifically, college students. However, the problem is that we need to do this without getting the gambling aspect involved. As that is something that raises massive issues and the Admin. seriously frown upon. Even though horse racing is legal sports betting, apparently UA has massive amounts of money bet illegally on sports. It's one of the biggest schools gambling-wise.
This lack of gambling poses problems, the first and foremost being that gambling's one of the main draws for the sport. So what we're trying to do is get people in and try to leave that one aspect out.
Hrmmm...
*rubs hands in anticipation of the challenge*
