<p>dobby, you sound like a freshman. are you the guy that walked into cal student session with a baby blue shirt during the UCLA game and got his ass handed to him? obviously you dont belong to the cal family.</p>
<p>yeah there may be other important issues. but`the most important of them is KEEP TEDFORD AT CAL. for most of us, football is a large part of our college experience. during the glory year of 2004, everybody was talking about football, in classrooms, on student newpaper, at parties. the pride of our university showed when our football team marched onto the field, and of course when we were getting drunk afterwards singing the "cal drinking song", something you probably havent even heard of. here is how the cal family works. you know you belong here when you yell "UC" when you are singing the national anthem, and instead of "home of the braves", you say "home of the bears", and after a game you chant "you know it, you tell the story, you tell the whole damn world this is the bear territory". football is easily one of the best part of every fall semester. if we want to keep our head coach and successes in football, we need to renovate our facilities.</p>
<p>of course cal is more than just football. but football is one symbol of school pride whether you like it or not. yes, we celebrate our great tradition in academic and research, and community services. but we as a school connected every saturday after playing of "big C" and firing of the cannon. this, my friend, is the "elusive cal family". </p>
<p>ps. have u ever been in lewis and latimer, or u just happen to look these two up? i've been conducting experiments as well as attending classes/seminars in both, and i have no idea how you judge them as "very poor" or "poor" condition. and welcome to berkeley.</p>