Congratulations to our Lady Lobos who were honored with The Mountain West Conference "Scholar-Athlete Award-2008-09". Amy Beggin, Nikki Nelson, Lauren Taylor, and Amanda Best were all recipients of this honor. The MWC recognizes every athlete for every sport both Men and Women with a 3.5 GPA or above. There was a total of 549 student-athletes honored and of those,34 had a 4.0 GPA or higher. Lauren Taylor 4.21 GPA and Amanda Best 4.14 GPA were in the top five!! Athletic, Smart, and beautiful!! WOW pretty impressive by any standards. Continue to work hard ladies and the world will be open with lots of opportunities. WE ARE PROUD OF ALL OF YOU!!
It still looks funny to have a gpa over 4 to me. I think UNM started that the year I graduated. A+'s used to be counted the same as an A. Over 4 just kind leaves me in awe because of that I guess.
Nice to see the ladies doing so well. We have such a great group of kids that we can, and should all be proud of! Way to go ladies.
Go Lobos! Go Erskine & Shump! Go Lucas! Go Cam!
I'd like a piece of Pie please, but just 1, not 3.14 pieces.
Go Lobos! Go Erskine & Shump! Go Lucas! Go Cam!
I wondered about those GPA's also. I didn't know it was possible to get over a 4.0.
Dang, when I went to school the grading system was 1,2,3,4,5. 1 was excellent and 5 was failing. So the lower the summed numbers the higher your GPA. How times have changed.
What Classroom?
3.1416 is better than in Kansas where it was legislated that Pi = 22/7
Not sure I'd like to be in a building constructed to legal redefinitions of mathematics.
Let's get back to academic excellence. So far, none of you have noted the obvious, that guards (especially point guards) are the brains of a basketball team.
Are you suggesting that our posts become Kansas Legislators? ;-)
Go Lobos! Go Erskine & Shump! Go Lucas! Go Cam!
I first ran into this problem when I was a graduate assisstant teaching "Math for the Non-Math-Majors" in New England. I graded one person wrong for using 22/7 for Pi. She was quite upset, saying that's what they were taught and I must be wrong--she even showed me her HS textbook!
I was such an innocent, unworldly person at that time, and had never been in the enlightened reaches of Kansas.
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