yeah! I echo what the big guy said! it’s all the fault of those damn radical 
feminists! lol.

cheers!

From: Eric Rex 
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2011 12:04 PM
To: [email protected] 
Cc: blogger 
Subject: [omnisport:14358] Gymnastics "budget cut" rant

"this season may be the last for men's gymnastics at Cal ... a victim of budget 
cuts (boo hoo).  It is quite ironic too, as Cal has been one of the more 
consistently top-ranked teams over the years."

Budget cuts, PLUS reverse sexism, brings an end to programs such as Cal's 
gymnastics (and almost baseball).  Think about it, only 17 Division 1 schools 
in the US still have gymnastics.  Not too many more than that have wrestling, 
and a few more swimming and diving.  Most of the sports beloved of Omnisport 
members are being cut.  

A diversity of mens sports cannot make it in a world where colleges must give 
an equal number of scholarships to mens and womens sports.  Since Football 
makes all of the money for most schools, and has to give 60 or so scholarships 
to develop a good team, all other scholarships for men (besides the also 
popular basketball) are restricted or eliminated.  

For years there have been quiet drumbeats to include arts scholarships in the 
total number, since many more women than men receive these.  Many more women 
also would prefer to receive scholarships for performance, art, etc. rather 
than for womens sports, 

BUT  radical feminists put all their efforts into restricting the scholarship 
count to sports.  So, some schools have womens teams in many sports, without 
corresponding sports for men, and traditional mens college sports are 
eliminated.  





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From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thu, April 21, 2011 2:23:01 PM
Subject: [omnisport:14307] Re: NCAA Gymnastics Update


As an annoying footnote to this event, this season may be the last for men's 
gymnastics at Cal ... a victim of budget cuts (boo hoo).  It is quite ironic 
too, as Cal has been one of the more consistently top-ranked teams over the 
years.  Oh, well!

... former Cal gymnast and 2004/2005 NCAA champion (and openly gay), Graham 
Ackerman.  Who could forget him?!?!







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